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Taywood leaves landmark Birmingham project
Contractor Taylor Woodrow has left the £100m mixed-use Cube development in Birmingham.
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Building reporters triumph at journalist awards
Building journalists have won two categories and the overall top prize at the PTC New Journalist of the Year 2006 awards.
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RICS lobbies on foreign QSs
The RICS is lobbying the government over proposals to relax work permit rules for QSs from abroad.
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CommentThe challenge: How to obtain value for money in 2012
One of the biggest difficulties facing big projects is cost?
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CommentGive it to us straight
One thing’s for sure about the London Olympics: the government won’t be picking up any medals for its management of the public’s expectations.
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Metronet chairman Keith Clarke ‘to be replaced’
Tube infrastructure consortium Metronet said that Keith Clarke, the chief executive of Atkins, would be replaced as its chairman “at some point in the future”.
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NewsOn the waterfront: Mersey style
Urban regeneration company Liverpool Vision has revealed the first images of what the city's waterfront will look like in three years when its iconic buildings are joined by other landmarks.
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NewsMiddle heaven
Tees Valley Regeneration and developer Bioregional Quintain have agreed a deal for the £200m regeneration of this site in Middlehaven, Middlesbrough this week.
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NewsHere’s to the specialists
If you're looking for technical ingenuity, business acumen or sheer inspiration in the construction industry you need look no further than the pages of this supplement.
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