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Wind turbine lost overboard
Parts of a wind turbine being transported to the Western Isles have been lost in the North Sea
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Tunstall bypass receives £3m funding
Government funding will enable the construction of the Tunstall Northern Bypass in the West Midlands
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Land Securities fails to block £1bn Ravenscraig new town
House of Lords throws out appeal by Land Secs which claimed project would blight nearby shopping centres
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Reeling in Richmond’s gas guzzlers
Building’s Regenerate editor is feeling victimised by Richmond council’s stealth tax on oversized cars.
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Road rage
You'd expect the victim of a number plate fraud to receive some sympathy from the council's parking services, not be pursued for offences he can prove he didn't commit. But then local authorities' lack of basic common sense is something the building industry has long come to accept, even if ...
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Euro regs boost Saint-Gobain sales
‘Vigorous’ construction markets across Europe help balance a slowdown in US growth as nine-month sales top €30bn
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Firms fined £300,000 following death in sewer
Bethell Construction and Future Environmental Services were fined yesterday for a fatal fall from height in Oldham
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First pictures: BPTW’s new school in Hackney
The mixed-use Oak Wharf scheme will provide 75 homes and commercial units as well as secondary school
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Corruption unit is not a 'witch hunt against construction'
Police says new unit will not target construction specifically in bribery and corruption investigations
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Green light for Miller's £1bn business park
Miller Developments wins planning permission for the first two phases of the £1bn Omega development in Warrington
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Keith Clarke's health and safety role
CIC appoints Keith Clarke to head up its new health and safety committee
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Hooray for Harold Lloyd
This worker has been spotted doing impersonations of his favourite silent movie star
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You stay there, I'll be back in a mo
A worker practices log rolling while his mate takes the scissor lift for a spin
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CSCS skills cards to be replaced by smart ID
New skills cards containing electronic chips will be issued from summer 2007 in time for Olympic projects
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Wren Homes to list on AIM
Retirment homes specialist expects to raise around £3m with floatation on alternative investment market
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Laing O'Rourke wins Cardiff City stadium
Laing O'Rourke secures £38m contract after fending off Sir Robert McAlpine, Carillion and Miller
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Government announces funding for 100,000 extra homes
Yvette Cooper says £40m growth points fund will unlock funding to sites in 45 towns and cities
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Darling announces break up of British Nuclear Group
Government decision thwarts plans of major engineers that wanted to buy BNG as a single entity
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Government launches forum for building regs
The government says postings on new forum will inform future building regulations
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Controversial Liverpool plans go before planning
Planning meeting for Mann Island was delayed to allow World Heritage officials to review the designs