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NewsLower demand hits Persimmon order book
Forward sales for 2008 fall 13% as housing slowdown begins to bite
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NewsProfitable Rok starts year with £3m acquisition
City predicts profit increase of 58% for Rok as it buys Scottish M&E contractor Pitkerro
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NewsSix artists vie to exhibit on Trafalgar Square plinth
Tracy Emin, Antony Gormley and Anish Kapoor are on the shortlist to produce an artwork for the fourth plinth in central London
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Boss named for new Liverpool regeneration agency
Jim Gill will head agency created from a merger of three regeneration companies
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Mears Group scoops £65m Birmingham council job
Contractor secures position in the Midlands with repairs and refurb contract
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NewsPlans for London's first public croquet lawn
City of London is considering Hampstead Heath as location to open up elitist sport to the public
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NewsSpeedy Hire buys Amec equipment hire arm
Tool hire firm acquires Amec Logistics and Support Services for £12.5m
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NewsAlfred McAlpine wins £350m of new contracts
Recent wins include financial close on £30m Derbyshire Healthcare PFI
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NewsGovernment gives Liverpool stadium all clear
Hazel Blears says planning decisions for 60,000-seater Liverpool FC stadium will be made at local level
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High winds force closure of Forth Road Bridge
Temporary access platform for painting work damaged by 80mph winds
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NewsStudio Bednarski skates into play-offs in Warsaw design competition
Designs for ice rink and other sports facilities puts London-based architect into final shortlist of three
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NewsMcDonough reveals "Tree Tower" concept
US green architect to unveil new speculative 40-storey skyscraper at World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi later this month
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NewsRem Koolhaas to design Maggie's Centre for Glasgow
World famous architect is the latest star architet to design a hospice for the cancer charity
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NewsNetwork Rail was bound to be late
Delays to work on the West Coast Mainline over Christmas were entirely predictable, the surprise was it overran by just four days
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NewsRitchie renews calls for partnership between ODA and unions
Ucatt general secretary says new group would help address worker concerns on Olympic Park site
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New competition held for New Street Station
RIBA announces selection process for 'concept designer' after John McAlsan's designs were dropped last year
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NewsTravelodge to build hotel with shipping containers
The modular method is set to save the group up to £10m a year
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NewsSavills defies credit crunch
Property firm experienced lower trading volumes in second half of 2007 but says results are expected to be ahead of expectations
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Low & Bonar buys carpet tile producer
Specialist materials firm agrees to purchase Westbond's entire share capital for up to £10.9m