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New scheme for the Old Bailey
Land Securities’ 30 Old Bailey, designed by Make Architects, has been given planning permission.
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Guildford civic hall: Who’s Surrey now?
Willmott Dixon has won a contract to build this £24m civic hall in Guildford, Surrey.
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CPA: Cut tax and red tape
The Construction Products Association has called on the government to make the UK a better place to invest for building materials firms.
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Construction workers prepare to remember dead colleagues
Workers across the UK will honour dead and injured colleagues on Workers’ Memorial Day on Monday 28 April.
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Woods Bagot court buildings: Handy if there’s a dispute…
This is the latest image of Woods Bagot’s design for Delancey Estates’ Rolls Building on Fetter Lane in the City of London.
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Government to be compelled to use only energy-efficient offices
The government could be forced to buy or lease only energy-efficient buildings for its central estate, under plans proposed in a private member’s bill.
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Atkins confident
Atkins has said its results for the year to 31 March 2008 will be at the top end of expectations.
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Profit leap for Oregon
Timber-frame maker Oregon Timber has posted a 52% jump in pre-tax profit to £855,163 for the year ended 31 December 2007.
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Tyler’s appointment
Defence and support services company VT Group has appointed Ian Tyler, Balfour Beatty’s chief executive, as a non-executive director with effect from 12 May.
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A jumping Caterpillar
Caterpillar has posted an 18% jump in first quarter turnover in 2008 to US$11.8bn (£5.9bn).
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Winner tipped for last Olympic job
Stanton Williams emerges as favourite for Eton Manor as MPs slam spiralling 2012 budget
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FeaturesMature student on work-study balance
If you decide to study at an age when you have more financial responsability full time education may not be an option. Mature student talks about the work - study - life balance