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Rail delay grilling
Network Rail and engineer Bechtel have been questioned by MPs over delays on the rail network at Christmas.
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Theatres at risk
Money to refurbish West End theatres could be in danger because funding is being diverted to the Olympics, said the London Assembly.
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NewsHello, Piccadilly
Specialist contractor Inviron is to complete M&E work on the Carver’s Warehouse development in Manchester next month.
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Architects to be trained in anti-terrorism design skills
Architects from Foster + Partners, HOK, Broadway Malyan and Atkins are to attend a simulated terrorist attack to learn how to safeguard their buildings from threats.
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NewsFlights of fancy
Foreign Office Architects and Altarea-Cogedim have won a competition to design production, research and education facilities for the European aerospace industry at the 40ha former Montaudran Aerodrome site in Toulouse, south-west France.
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UK contractors take back seat in Europe with none in top 10
Bovis Lend Lease has fallen almost 30 places in Building’s annual ranking of European contractors by turnover, in which not a single UK contractor made it in to the top 10.
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Raynsford calls for truce on reforms
Nick Raynsford, the former construction minister, has told industry leaders that they risk derailing the Construction Act reform bill if they continue to argue over changes to it.
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NewsTimms pledges to help SMEs win 2012 work
Construction minister Stephen Timms will tell small businesses how they can benefit from the Olympic Games
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NewsView from my office: Stephen Cummins
The graduate QS at Davis Langdon sees historic Manchester blending well with the latest inner city schemes
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NewsThe 'offensive' tale of Three Little Cowboy Builders
A book based on the Three Little Pigs has been banned from a school award for causing offence to builders
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NewsBarratt gets green light for Canada Water scheme
Southwark council approves plans for 63 homes in east London development
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NewsNetwork Rail faces £10m fine for delays
Chief executive Iain Coucher says the expected compensation payments would not be passed on to contractors
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Chinese officials crackdown on site accidents
Government punishes 183 people reponsible safety breaches, but maintains no 'major' accidents occured on the Olympic site
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Olympic Park clean-up exceeds green target, says ODA
Olympic Delivery Authority claims it is beating its target to reclaim 90% of demolition material on site
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NewsFlint replaces Cooper as housing minister
Announcement imminent as Hain’s resignation triggers reshuffle
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NewsMetronet consortium collapse will cost tax players £500m
Union claims cost will be reached if consortium remains in administration until April
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NewsPage\Park to revamp Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Scottish architects will design the £17.6m redevelopment of gallery, which aims to double visitor capacity
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NewsMore housebuilders cut payment to subbies
Nicholas King and Persimmon have become the latest housebuilders to cut payments to their supply chain