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NewsBA delays moving long-haul services to T5
Remaining operations will be moved to troubled Heathrow terminal by June, promises airline
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NewsWNSL chairman Mike Jeffries to step down
Jeffries lead the troubled £747m Wembley Stadium development on behalf of the FA
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NewsBarratt puts Wilson Bowden Developments up for sale
Housebuilder expects to make £195m from the sale of the business it bought last April
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NewsCarillion closes former Alfred McAlpine Scottish HQ
Firm makes announcement following £554m takeover although no job cuts confirmed
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NewsBalfour Beatty picks aquatics centre team
Main contractor for Olympic aquatics centre aims to keep much of the subcontracting in house
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NewsTate Modern extension may swap glass for brick
Herzog & de Meuron’s designs for the £130m gallery extension are being substantially revised
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NewsConstructionSkills fails to woo women and minorities
Training body’s £500,000 campaign to broaden recruitment base attracts 22% fewer applicants
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Bouygues signs Westminster BSF contract
Construction firm signs contract for £152m Building Schools for the Future scheme in London
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NewsEPCs are here, assessors are not
Not a single specialist energy assessor had qualified in time for the launch of EPCs
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Fresh blow to firms on £1.6bn college framework
Consultants expecting work until 2012 will only be offered projects for next three years
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NewsManchester's new Islington Millennium Community
Construction Excellence looks at the sustainable approach clients EP and Urban Splash has taken in East Manchester
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NewsKing’s Cross: Full steam ahead
Camden council approves first phase of Argent’s £2bn King’s Cross redevelopment scheme
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Housebuilders’ margins drop to 12.6% amid market turmoil
Housing tracker BDO forecasts sector average to fall to 10% over the next three-to-six months
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Multiplex may delay giving Pinnacle price
Multiplex may delay giving Arab Investments a price for its work on the Pinnacle tower amid rumours it is struggling to finalise a team to build the City of London scheme.
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NewsHBF asks government to buy unsold private homes
Housing Corporation offers qualified support to housebuilders’ plan to bolster market
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Another Skanska boss leaves
The exodus of senior management staff from Skanska has continued with the departure of a director involved in its PFI work.
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FeaturesSliding glass doors
Door and window control systems maker Geze UK is launching two stainless steel space-saving door systems designed for glass doors and suitable for a variety of buildings.
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Barratt prepares to underwrite lenders’ losses on new homes
Barratt is to guarantee to banks that it will underwrite any potential losses on certain homes in order to improve lenders’ confidence in the new homes market.
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FeaturesSecure secondary glazing
Selectaglaze has installed secondary glazing units for Smyth House, Northampton, a home for women with mental problems who have been assessed as “medium risk”. The brief from St Andrew's Healthcare was to provide secondary glazing units with integral Venetian blinds that also allow access to the primary windows. Selectaglaze installed ...
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BAA abandons plans to re-tender design framework
Further evidence of BAA’s drive to cut tender costs emerged this week when it announced that it will not re-tender its design framework contracts this year.