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NewsCyril Sweett to use AIM float to fund global expansion
QS will seek backing for surprise listing at extraordinary general meeting later this month
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CommentHow to inspect things
Just what an “inspecting professional” has to do, and therefore what they can be sued for not doing, has always been a bit of a mystery. Luckily, a familiar case has shed some light on it
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CommentPot calling kettle
The government wastes £2.6bn of its construction spend, then wonders if the industry is efficient enough. What’s really annoying, though, is that it doesn’t have to be like this
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NewsG&T regroups and rebrands to shed ‘stuffy’ image
Consultant founded in 1840, when Queen Victoria was 21, launches a modern makeover
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Cyril Sweett to use AIM float to fund global expansion
QS will seek backing for surprise listing at extraordinary general meeting later this month
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NewsFlash dance school: Canada's National Ballet School
Toronto HQ wins 2007 Institute Honor Award from the American Institute of Architecture
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CommentIves rolls the dice
Francis Ives, the charismatic chairman of Cyril Sweett, has the reputation of being an enterprising fellow.
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NewsExperts offer mixed verdict on planning white paper
Housebuilders, lawyers and agents air caveats about some proposals, while praising other
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Propping Up
The claimant, Hart Investments, sought to hold the first defendant, Fidler, responsible for the collapse of part a building that Hart owned. Fidler was a structural engineer and denied responsibility for the collapse. He was employed by both the claimant and the second defendant, building contractor Larchpark.Hart alleged that Fidler ...
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NewsNigel Lawson attacks government climate change policy
Lord Lawson says that the proposed Cimate Change Bill will harm Britain's economy
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine hires BRE’s green expert
BRE director to lead new business specialising in designing low- and zero-carbon buildings
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CommentCircumstances change cases
The case of Dundas vs Wimpey, which has now been resolved in favour of Wimpey after a 3:2 decision in the House of Lords, shows that the payment clauses in the Construction Act are not set in stone
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NewsPrivate equity firms set to lock horns over Keepmoat
Investment groups tipped to enter auction after 3i discusses £800m deal with social housing firm
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NewsKate Barker speaks out on buy-to-let housing crisis
Housing and planning expert tells conference that investors are forcing out first-time buyers
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Morgan Sindall closes in on Amec
Morgan Sindall is set to buy the major part of Amec’s construction business, with confirmation of the deal expected to be announced next week.
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Tesco investigated over mezzanines
Two Tesco stores are being investigated by Hounslow council over the construction of mezzanines
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Genesis: the birth of a regulation
Delegated legislation plays a huge part in the life of the construction industry and it makes sense to know how they come into being in parliament
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NewsKier, Rok and Galliford Try swept up in OFT dragnet
Contractors announce that they are under investigation by watchdog over alleged price fixing