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Bovis and McAlpine’s no-poach deal
Two of the country’s largest contractors have a secret understanding not to poach staff from each other
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NewsIndustry attacks Lords’ immigration report
Construction industry leaders have rounded on a House of Lords committee that found there was little evidence that immigration had benefited the UK
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NewsHBG confident as it breaks the £1bn turnover barrier
Contractor hits 3.2% margin and predicts that more work will be won by bigger firms in future
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Six contractors to work on £5bn Greenwich Peninsula
Developer Lend Lease denies decision was influenced by capacity issues in London market
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Glasgow to spend £30m on Commonwealth Games training
Glasgow council will offer construction apprenticeships to all school leavers next year to help build the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
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Top lawyers warn of planning anomalies in eco-town schemes
Eco towns may delay previously chosen housing sites coming forward, says Eversheds' Webb, while LG's Turnbull says the Government will get its way despite local protest.
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NewsPutting the rink in Altrincham
Ian Simpson Architects £150m Altair regeneration scheme in Cheshire
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NewsPersonality of the Year
A man with the reputation as ‘the best political friend the industry has had in recent history’ has scooped this award in 2008
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NewsMajor project of the Year
These projects are the cream of the construction crop for 2007. They are also a triumph for the project team at a certain scheme in Manchester
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NewsMajor Contractor of the Year
This most highly sought-after of Building’s awards attracted very strong field out of which Mansell emerged as the winner
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NewsMajor housebuilder of the Year
Miller Homes has been one of the unstoppable forces among British housebuilders in recent years: certainly, nobody could stop it winning this prize
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NewsArchitect of the Year
Grimshaw’s extraordinary global reach and stunning designs helped it win out against very strong competition
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NewsConsultant of the Year
Davis Langdon scooped this award thanks to its range of high-value projects and visionary approach to sustainability
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NewsNewcomer of the Year
A mechanical engineer with huge management potential and a warm personality has pulled ahead of the pack this year
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NewsSpecialist Contractor of the Year
Concrete contractor Byrne Brothers was the stand-out firm in a shortlist that demonstrated the range and quality of today’s subcontractors
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NewsContractor of the Year
One of the most closely fought of Building’s awards was carried by a firm that put courage and commitment at the heart of its strategy
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NewsHousebuilder of the Year
Linden Homes, a company with a turbulent history, dynamic management and a superb product, has taken this prize