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NewsWater, water, everywhere
The industry has been called upon this week to carry out emergency work on the parts of northern England hit by this week’s floods.
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An appealing decision
This was an appeal from an order that an adjudicator’s decision be enforced summarily. The first instance judgment is dated 17 March 2006. A dispute arose between the parties in respect of fees. That dispute was referred to adjudication. The adjudicator decided that certain fees were due and owing. The ...
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NewsPrime minister changes housing minister role
Gordon Brown makes radical cabinet changes on first day as prime minister
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NewsHouse prices jump 1.1% in June
Nationwide figures spark fear interest rates may rise higher next week
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NewsMetronet safety blunder causes chaos at Kings Cross
Leaking construction grout leaves hundreds stranded at tube station
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NewsSteven Holl Architects unveils design for Danish arts centre
Herning Centre of the Arts' design combines visual arts and music in a fabric theme
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NewsODA launches supplier guide for potential contractors
Supplier Guide sets guidelines for businesses competitng for 2012
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NewsNonchalance in the face of danger- part two
Having a chat while the ladder bows in the middle is surely not a way to start the day
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NewsTaylor Woodrow to close Solihull head office
George Wimpey and Taylor Woodrow confirm that 700 jobs will go as a result of £5bn merger
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NewsGovernment plans £675m Olympic land sell off
Cash raised from sale of 68 hectares at Olympic Park will payback lottery money faster then expected
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Planning granted for Olympic sailing venue
Regeneration of Osprey Quay will include slipway and 560-berth commercial marina
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NewsTrio of developers picked to build 600 Darlington homes
Commercial Estates Group, Yuill Homes and Keepmoat chosen to develop Central Park masterplan
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Urban Splash to redevelop 270 Birmingham homes
David Adjaye behind radical refurbishment of Birchfield Estate for Urban Splash and Birmingham City Council
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NewsGreen Council boss warns RICS on Hips stance
Paul King says institution’s opposition to packs could be perceived as “conservative and protectionist”
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NewsThe green guide to King's Cross Central
Argent boss Roger Madelin gives a grand tour and voices his frustrations at the obstacles facing sustainable developments
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NewsMartin Chambers elected as new CIOB president
Network Rail's programme director will be institute's 104th president and will spearhead 'Female Graduates into Construction'
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NewsLondon looks to Stockholm for help on climate change
Deputy mayors agree to collaborate on sustainable best practice in city planning