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Brown axes super-casino plans
Government scraps plans to build the first super-casino in Manchester
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HSE launches blitz on refurb sites
Safety inspectors to carry our 1,000 spot checks on sites across the country
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Kier signs £400m contract with Stoke-on-Trent
Construction firm and city council form joint venture company to maintain 20,000 council houses
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Housing new builds hit 30-year high in London
Latest figures show 33,000 new homes including 12,000 affordable homes were built in capital last year
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Atkins uses Mandarin to grab Chinese grads
The multidisciplinary consultant is targeting Chinese students in the UK
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Beyond site waste management plans
Environmental consultant Martin Brown calls for a new approach to reducing waste, from a concentration on the site to a focus on management, collaboration and costs
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T&T halts plans to float on stock exchange
Consultant shelves plans after failing to achieve its £200m target valuation
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Plans for £100k Olympic sculpture out of drill bits
Artists will be invited to create art installation from pieces of tunnelling equipment at the entrance to Stratford station
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BSF 'descending into chaos', say Tories
Government under attack after latest delays to school building programme, as report says reforms could save £250m
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The loo queue
The Barbican, like so many venues, falls short when it comes to providing enough toilet facilities
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Riding high
Surely this chap can't think it's normal to sit astride a high-pitched roof in this manner...
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Wembley roofing contractor goes into administration
Administrators say Weatherwise UK experienced cash flow problems on a number of projects and has £1.5m tied up in claims
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Online poll to pick affordable home design
An internet poll will select 10 designs for self-build software aimed at people getting on property ladder
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Hiscox seeks to restrict Pinnacle demolition work
Hiscox asks City of London to restrict demolition work on £500m tower during working hours
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Berkeley Homes in court battle over £200m London scheme
Southwark council accuses developer of carrying out illegal work at £200m housing scheme near Tower Bridge
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Tower Hamlets residential tower gets green light
Council gives planning approval for a 44-floor block, the latest part of Ballymore's Providence Wharf development
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HSE renews calls to reduce asbestos exposure
The asbestos removal industry is challenged by the HSE to reduce exposure to asbestos at summit next week
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Local authority railway opens in Wales
Capital Symonds and Amey Rail led construction of six stations and railway on Cardiff to Ebbw Vale Parkway
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Insulation firm ploughs £4m into production
Welsh-based outfit Excel Fibre Technology responds to increased demand for fibres for home insulation
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Who's afraid of the credit crunch?
Despite all the recent doom and gloom many building firms have good reason to be optimistic about the next financial year