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NewsODA's top priority to finish 2012 on time, says Armitt
Future non-executive chairman promises quick decisions for Olympic Games
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NewsA new Olympic event?
If 'Throwing construction waste onto the street' became a new Olympic discipline this builder could take the gold medal
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Arresting the falling conviction rates for unsafe firms
Would a tougher HSE convicting more firms for corporate manslaughter deter bad practice? Yesterday, MPs debated this issue and others surrounding falling corporate convication rates
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NewsFrench contractor on shortlist for Zaha Hadid's Olympic pool
Eiffel joins Balfour Beatty and Hochtief on ODA's shortlist to build 2012 aquatic centre
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NewsConstruction Diploma risks failure says report
Report slams DfES for lack of management focus and failure to appreciate complexity of new construction qualification
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NewsEco-bus shelter hits the streets, air-con included
Trueform launches a solar-powered bus shelter that can be upgraded to include cashpoints and toilets
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NewsImage: 40-story eco-tower on Bristol shortlist
Mixed-use tower one of three options being considered for regeneration of St Paul's district of Bristol
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NewsUnclaimed assets to fund 700 new community centres
Gordon Brown set to announce that unclaimed assets worth £300m will be reinvested in new youth and art centres
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EC Harris to manage DTI contracts worth £18m
Consultant wins contracts to manage 18 buildings in the UK
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McBains cost consultant on NY style apartments
Consultant sign contract for £14m mixed-used scheme in Camden
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NewsTories fail to scrap HIPs
Implementation of HIPs will take place on June 1 after government defeats Conservatives in Commons vote
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NewsLogic defying window cleaners at work
Fact: window cleaners will fall through skylight windows however gingerly they tread across the glass
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NewsEU expansion blamed for UK construction death increase
Health and safety suffers as building projects fail to make concessions for multilingual workforce
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NewsMPs to vote on scrapping HIPs
The House of Commons will today vote on a Conservative motion to abandon the introduction of Home Information Packs on June 1
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NewsSir Colin St John Wilson dies at 85
Architect behind controversial British Library completed final commission last year
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NewsSainsbury's report 42% rise in pre-tax profits
Half of supermarket's £8.6bn property portfolio will be refurbished over the next three years
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NewsQuality standards should apply to section 106 funded schemes Housing Corporation told
Commission on Thames Gateway housing recommends 75% reduction to 'waivers' for planning gain financed schemes
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NewsCarillion wins £120m Oman concert hall contract
Four year project will include 1,000 seat venue and theatre facilities
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NewsBricks and stones may break his bones
Thanks to Ian Serjeant for this dramatisation of man’s inhumanity to man. Ian writes: “I attach a photo recently received by me in connection with a scheme I’m working on. In order to protect the innocent (and guilty) I had better not reveal the exact location.”