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NewsFoster's Thames towers get green light
Three Foster + Partners towers on the Thames South Bank are given the go-ahead by Lambeth Borough Council
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NewsCrossrail Reading extension would cost £372m
Crossrail London Rail Links reveals cost if rail route extended to Reading
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NewsGovernment surveyors vote to strike
Surveyors and senior managers at the Valuation Office Agency are to strike against the 2007 pay award
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NewsAre all those ladders necessary?
These American decorators look like they're using a platform attached to two ladders, now how does that work?
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NewsNew neo-classical gallery to house 20th century art
Robert Adam Architects' design for a new gallery in New Bond Street, London has won planning permission
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NewsBroadway Malyan's turnover jumps 31%
Architect sees turnover increase to £41.1m as global expansion continues
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RSK Group acquires environment consultant
RSK makes its eighth purchase in 12 months with acquisition of Coventry-based firm
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NewsUcatt launches asbestos postcard campaign
Union campaign aims to overturn Lords decision to end compensation for people with pleural plaques
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Energy productivity can halve CO2 emissions, says report
McKinsey report focuses on vast potential of energy efficiency and abatement in cutting carbon, with domestic sector offering huge opportunity
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Anglo American abandons £3bn Tarmac sale
Mining company says deal won't take place "until credit market conditions improve"
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NewsLivingstone sets out latest green policies for new developments
Mayor's London Plan includes target for all developments to invest in decentralised energy systems
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Environmental Product roundup for February 2008
A quick guide to some of the latest ranges and concepts being launched this month
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NewsDrop-out rates among engineering students among highest in UK
Report finds engineering and built environment students among those most likely to quit courses
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NewsVince Cable video exclusive
The Lib Dem shadow chancellor outlines his party's proposals for the upcoming budget, assesses the best way to make the existing stock of buildings efficient and offers an insight into his own eco-project
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NewsGatwick sale would fit the bill for Ferrovial
Spanish contractor could pay off airports debt and stymie monopoly criticism
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NewsBalfour Beatty appoints deputy chief executive
Anthony Rabin, former finance director, will be responsible for infrastructure investment business
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NewsMorgan Sindall hits £2bn turnover
Aquisition of Amec businesses helped acccount for half of contractor's growth of 41%
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Celebrity lie-down stops construction lorries in Kentish Town
Tom Conti leads protest against site traffic at housing development in north London
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Terrace Hill's pre-tax profit falls
Property group says profit fell from £25.8m to £18.1m, but it remains confident for the long term