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NewsHSE issues height warning following accident
Portal Power was fined £10,000 following accident in which employee fell 7m through roof light
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NewsJack Lemley resigns from ODA
Chairman of Olympic Delivery Authority to leave his post immediately
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NewsGalliford Try to build Europe’s biggest onshore wind farm
The contractor will start construction immediately on the £79m Whitelee Wind Farm near Glasgow
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NewsSir Peter Mason expected to join Thames Water board
Former Amec boss is being touted to take on the role once the water company's takeover by Macquarie Bank is complete
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NewsLiverpool risks losing World Heritage status
Unesco officials could strip city of its status if they feel new developments are threatening heritage sites
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NewsPlanning green light for £3.5bn Thameslink project
Government gives planning consent for expanded railway but funding is still not in place
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Scott Wilson's Northern Irish acquisition
Engineer buys consultant Ferguson McIIveen for £10.1m as part of its expansion strategy
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NewsBalfour Beatty is preferred bidder for Exeter airport
Devon council picks Balfour Beatty’s investment arm and London City Airport to make £60m bid for Exeter International Airport
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RICS in talks with Canadian firm about sale of BCIS
The RICS is in talks with finance company MDA about the potential sale of its Building Cost Information Service
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NewsIt's amazing what you can do with a JCB
Why limit yourself to a scaffolding or a ladder when you can impress car drivers and pedestrians by blocking the road with a great big JCB?
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NewsAnimal rights extremists threaten 2012 Olympic site
Animal rights campaign group Speak targets Mace, a member of the Olympic delivery team, after claims it built the Oxford animal research lab
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NewsCorus confirms takeover approach
Proposed offer from Tata Steel would value UK-based steel firm at £5.4bn
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NewsHSE issues tower crane alert
HSE warns industry of the importance of the safe operation of cranes after last month's crane collapse in Battersea which led to two deaths on a Barratt site
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NewsWarning on airport cutbacks after BAA takeover
The Institution of Civil Engineers has called on the government to ensure airport investment continues after Ferrovial takeover
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NewsBellway uses incentives to keep profit growing
Housebuilder increases profit 3% to £220m but says that most sales required incentives
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NewsPart L compliance software rereleased following criticism
The new version of SBEN features easier data entry, simpler ventilation figures and a more accurate database
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NewsDemolition boss found guilty following site death
Bernard O'Sullivan is found guity of failing to ensure that risks to workers were adequately controlled
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NewsMinister's wind turbine appeal
Environment minister calls on private sector to provide low cost finance to boost sales of wind turbines
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Public sector boosts Mouchel Parkman profit 29%
Profit rose to £26m after consultant spent year focusing on work with government, local authorities and regulated industry
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NewsRoger's to rename practice after scooping Stirling prize
Two rising star architects are set to have their names added to the prize-winning practice in recognition of their work on the Madrid airport