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NewsHyder Consulting buys RPA
Quantity surveyor bought for £2.8m to increase Hyder's south west presence
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NewsSteeplejack swaps dynamite for a JCB
The B in JCB must stand for balance in this hairy demolition job
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NewsA third of construction workers suffer ill health from work
Macho culture contributes towards high levels of illness among site workers
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NewsGambling on green is still an outside bet
Companies won't start installing wind turbines until green profits become sustainable
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NewsCamden approves £400m Kings Cross revamp
Local council gives thumbs up to Network Rail's plans for the redevelopment of King's Cross station
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NewsWorld's tallest residential tower given the green light
Santiago Calatrava's Chicago Spire will house 1,200 apartments over 150 storeys
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NewsMcAlpine hit by £23m hole in slate division
Fraud discovery closes one quarry and sheds 166 jobs as finance director steps down
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NewsCrest Nicholson wins Queen's Award for Enterprise
Award given for measures to reduce carbon footprint and determination to spread good practice
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NewsEric Parry's Southwark scheme refused again
Inspector sees no "compelling justification" for 24-storey building next to Tate Modern
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EC Harris win first Austrian PPP deal
Consultants will work with Bonaventura Consortium to build 51km of roads
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NewsSpending watchdog savages government’s green record
National Audit Office lays into government’s management of its own buildings
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CommentA negative attitude
Courts are reluctant to hear claims that make a negative case. But there is some room for manoeuvre – if you can prove a negative case in a positive way
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CommentMeet Alexa
No, that’s not Alex Smith’s online persona, but an online toolbar that rates the popularity of websites. Which is better news for Peter Andre than it is for Richard Rogers …
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CommentTilting at windmills
Barely a day goes by without some policy announcement on sustainability.
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NewsSpending watchdog savages government’s green record
National Audit Office lays into government’s management of its own buildings
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NewsPlan floated to axe public inquiries
The government is considering axing public inquiries for major infrastructure projects such as nuclear power stations and airports as part of its revamp of the planning system.
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NewsBellway set to expand in Thames Valley and Yorkshire
Britain’s fourth biggest housebuilder reveals plans as it posts 15% rise in interim profit to £101m
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NewsNHBC: Green regulation will mean less living space
Renewable technologies will create homes with larger footprints or smaller living space