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BAA forced to remove plastic windows from listed building
Installing plastic double-glazing was like 'dressing up your great granny in hot pants' says conservation body
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Faithful + Gould wins £150m contract with Derby City Council
Consultant's Nottingham office is appointed technical advisor on the Building Schools for the Future programme
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Barton Willmore gets green light for Thames regeneration scheme
Barton Willmore secures planning permit for mixed-use regeneration scheme in Deptford
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Manchester plumber to be honoured as the best in France
President Nikolas Sarkozy will present title to Oliver Watson who trained in France
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Clients responsible for construction deaths, warns expert
April construction law could give clients more responsibility for on site safety
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Man injured in Midlands crane accident
Man is found unconscious after crane topples onto a road in Sutton Coldfield
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Forklift schmuck
Peter Marshallsay said he had to look twice just to make sure when he saw this scene
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Potential Olympic training site given funding boost
Government pledges £5m towards £35m Basildon Sporting Village designed by S and P Architects
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Babcock extends offer for International Nuclear Solutions
Support services group says that it has received valid acceptances for 59% of INS shares
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Roof installed on Snowdon's mountain-top cafe
Carillion successfully install Corus Kalzip roofing system on Snowdon's famous tourist attraction
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Critics bash plans for 999 call centre on flood plain
Opponents brand proposal for new fire control centre near Taunton “bonkers”, “stupid”
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This microflat craze has gone too far
Keith Banton was in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, when he took this photo of what he assures us is an “ambitiously loaded skip”, rather than the latest housing for urban professionals.
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Design shortlist revealed for 2012 basketball and fencing arenas
Appointments from the ten-strong shortlist are expected to be made by the end of the year
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We'll set up base camp here
These adrenaline junkies tried scaling the north face, but were repelled by the need for a cup of tea.
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Persimmon increases profit despite planning issues
Pre-tax profit increases to £281m but divisions report delays in obtaining planning consent
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Wembley Hilton Hotel wins planning
The five-storey development will face Wembley Stadium and include student accommodation and retail space
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Green construction costs massively overestimated, survey claims
Study finds professionals misjudging sustainable budgets and underestimating carbon footprint of buildings
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Metronet staff vote to strike
London Underground workers prepare to strike over jobs and conditions at Metronet
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Morgan Sindall launches project management division
The creation of Morgan Professional Services follows the acquistion of Amec's construction business
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Insurers call for more flood protection
Cost to industry of recent flooding is already close to £3bn says Association of British Insurers