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Network Rail lifts Carillion safety ban
Carillion Rail picks up first Network Rail contract for six months after safety ban is lifted
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Proposal to protect vulnerable workers from rogue companies
DTI launches consultation on protecting agency workers as two pilots projects to educate vulnerable workers are announced
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Images: Football chairman aims high in Reading
Scott Brownrigg reveals a new skyline for John Madejski's development company Sackville Developments
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Morgan Sindall reveals record results as profit rises 14%
Fit out and affordable housing drive profit upwards as order book hits £3.3bn
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Profit slip at Taylor Woodrow
Housebuilder and contractor will focus on improving UK housing business after operating profit in UK falls 5%
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Thames Estuary wind farm gets green light
The Greater Gabbard wind farm will generate enough electricity for 415,000 homes
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Museum of bad practice
No one is sure how this worker managed to access this rainwater pipe on the the site of the National Museum of Kenya
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Amec sells off SPIE stake
French infrastructure company Colas buys AMEC's 50% interest in SPIE Raily Systems for an undisclosed sum
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Agency reveals winners on £500m water framework
Contractors winning a place on the Environment Agency's framework deal include Morrison, Interserve, Birse Civils and Jackson Civil Engineering
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Enterprise in takeover talks with 3i
3i investments has offered £486m for the defence maintenance specialist
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Paper round: Funding gap fear for new prisons
The Treasury has refused to pay for running costs of new prisons according to the Guardian. Plus, earthquakes in Switzerland
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Interest rate rise puts brakes on house prices
Rightmove reports lowest February increase for at least five years following January increase in interest rates
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M&S to launch debut eco store in Bournemouth
Willmott Dixon appointed main contractor on Reid Architecture-designed refurbishment
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NG Bailey pays for cult of YouTube
Morrison suspended dealings with NG Bailey this week because of the infamous YouTube footage. It could happen to others, warns Building's editor
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Morrisons drops NG Bailey after YouTube stunts
Supermarket ‘steps back’ from 30-year relationship after workers’ pranks are shown on internet
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‘Put this job on a CV and it'll set you up for life’
Being there There are some projects that every self-respecting graduate would do just about anything to work on. Dan Stewart meets nine tyros who had the chance to tackle Heathrow T5
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Watch out, Homer Simpson
Judges interpret contracts with reference to what a reasonable person would understand under the circumstances. Just don’t expect any help if you claim stupidity
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A guy called Gerald
A tycoon, a predator, a convict, a philanthropist, a philosopher, a doting father ... even among the outsized characters who make up the property developing fraternity, Gerald Ronson is remarkable. Emily Wright found out just how remarkable
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Give it a chance
The ODA is taking lots of flak for its sustainable development policy. But Jennie Price, outgoing WRAP supremo and incoming Sport England chief, thinks we should cut them some slack