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Cleveland Bridge back in black after Wembley loss
Former Wembley steel contractor Cleveland Bridge has returned to the black after a loss of almost £12m in its 2005 accounts.
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Dongtan kicks off Forum debate
Forum for the Built Environment launches breakfast events at the new Wembley stadium
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More finalists announced for Health and Safety Awards.
The shortlists for the Health & Safety Champion of the Year and the Outstanding Achievement Award have been revealed
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Is eco too bling?
The time has come to take a more serious view of sustainability through “collaborative fusion”
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Gleeds appoints new associate director for Bristol
Also: David Wood joins White Young Green as regional managing director
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White Young Green wins Southampton University contract
Trench Farrow business to project manages construction of £50m research facility destroyed by fire
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Two APC passes at Davis Langdon
RICS awards Steven Clarke and Andy Meekings chartered surveyors status
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EC Harris wins British Museum contracts
London museum appoints international consultancy for three frameworks
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The most dangerous people carrier in Europe
This MPV cabriolet allows eacy access to roofs but offers little in the way of safety benefits
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Interest rate rises put brakes on house prices
House price growth slows for the second month running reducing annual housing inflation to 10.6%
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Persimmon Homes and M&S hit by email hoax
A Persimmon employee is inundated by emails from respondents hoping to receive up to £500 in M&S vouchers
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Mears buys Britannia Care for £1.1m
Following its purchase of Careforce for £22m in March, Mears acquires its second care services provider of the year
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Profit up 36% at rental firm VP
VP is underpinned by solid construction-related growth and buoyant oil, gas and water markets
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John Laing JV seals £165m housing PFI deal
John Laing Social and Pinnacle Regeneration Group will refurbish and manage 1200 LA homes in Lewisham as Regenter B3
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HIPs U-turn forces energy assessor out of business
Energy-assessors.com claims two-month HIPs delay will cost group £500,000 in revenue
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Myth #1: Regulations require trapeze artists to wear hard hats
This health and safety myth surfaced at the time the Work at Height Regulations came into being
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Ken Shuttleworth reveals landmark City project - images
Make Architects slinks into the City of London with a curvaceous nine-storey office building
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What I saw on my holidays
As well as pictures of beaches, temples and tavernas, Margaret Davis also got these Greek safety howlers back from Snappy Snaps
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Jacobs wins EP health and safety work
The engineer will perform the role of the CDM Regulations coordinator at English Partnerships