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Croudace enters sale talks with major housebuilders
Lack of interest from third generation of the family running the business prompts move to sell
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NewsKeller’s turnover nears £1bn as it cuts 400 jobs at US arm
Groundwork specialist optimistic despite large-scale redundancies at Houston division
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Laing O’Rourke restructures specialist arm
Laing O’Rourke is closing three out of five divisions of its demolition, piling and concrete frame business as part of a restructuring.
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NewsPrescott admits to Gateway mistakes
Too many agencies involved, says former deputy prime minister
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NewsLaing O’Rourke restructures specialist arm
Contractor closes three out of five divisions of its demolition, piling and concrete frame business
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NewsFirst BREEAM award for Wales
Pembrokeshire College amongst winners of the first BREEAM Awards for Wales
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NewsCall to extend Heathrow consultation
London Assembley wants government to extend deadline for discussing plans to expand Heathrow airport
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NewsExtreme window cleaning
This chap seems to want to live on the edge or perhaps he hasn't realised he's just a few inches from disaster
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NewsPedal pushers
On day two of the Cycle2Cannes ride, our intrepid web editor reports on the peleton's progress through Kent
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FeaturesRichard Steer on Mipim
Two years ago Richard Steer wrote in these pages that Mipim was a waste of time, energy and perfectly good booze. This year, he’s quite looking forward to it, thanks for asking. So, what changed?
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Comment
Playing safe
More than half of the 4,000 major injuries reported by the industry last year were easily preventable. Here’s how to carry out an effective investigation
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NewsRedrow downbeat as 2008 sales slump by third
Redrow will be hit harder by the credit squeeze than its bigger rivals, according to the housebuilder’s chief executive.
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NewsDown in Putney
Will Alsop has unveiled his designs for Putney Place, a mixed-use development opposite East Putney station in south-west London.
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NewsPrescott admits to Gateway mistakes
Too many agencies involved, says former deputy prime minister
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NewsBuilding Regs to be updated every three years
New system will take some of the uncertainty out of the system
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NewsFunding for Camden fire victims
London Development agency pledges £250,000 for stall holders affected by recent fire
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NewsHousing must provide play space for London youngsters
Guidelines set by the Mayor of London mean new residential developments in the capital must include outdoor areas for children
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CommentTurn of the screw
Prosecutions under the revised CDM regulations won’t be reported until next year at the earliest. But it looks likely that we are on course for stricter compliance
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Building Regs to be updated every three years
The Building Regulations will be reformed every three years from 2010, rather than on a random basis, if proposals to be published in the next few weeks are implemented.
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NewsEnglish eco towns set to fail, declares Scotland’s minister
Stewart Maxwell says unlike England, developers in Scotland will be unable to resubmit failed bids