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NewsImages: Sheppard Robson wins planning for City site
Glass and stone building will reflect surrounding historic facades in Finsbury Square
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NewsInterest rates remain at 5.25%
After last month's rise the Bank of England today voted to keep interest rates at 5.25%.
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Unlawful killing verdict on Laing O'Rourke site
HSE may pursue criminal prosecution after jury finds that Kieron Deeney was killed unlawfully when he fell through a hatch
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Review of DfES procurement starts in March
The Department of Education and Skills will be the first department to have its procurement capabilities reviewed by the OGC
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NewsSimms: Treasury is unsustainable
Former Carillion boss accuses Brown's department of holding back environmentally-friendly procurement
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NewsHow did we get up here?
The clue is the jib of the mechanical digger extended over the main road
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NewsHousebuilders set zero carbon challenge
English Partnerships launches a zero carbon design competition for housebuilders
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NewsShortlist announced for Building Awards
The shortlist for the 2007 Building Awards features two new categories - best project and engineering consultant of the year
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NewsInterserve sack four executives over £25m ‘black hole’
Support services firm takes action after £25m was wiped from its industrial services division last year
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NewsLovell wins £34m Rea Valley rebuild
Housing contractor will build 353 homes to replace defective pre-cast concrete housing in Northfield, Birmingham
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NewsCartwright Pickard apartment scheme on site in Reading
The 211-bed apartment Chatham Place scheme will form part of £250m regeneration scheme
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NewsFool arrest system
There are question marks over whether the man holding the jumper will offer a secure backup if the leg grip fails
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NewsManufacturers launch zero carbon body
The Low and Zero Carbon Technologies Group will look at how manufacturers can contribute to zero carbon homes in 2016
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NewsOlympic masterplan unveiled
The Olympic Delivery Authority submits a 10,000 page planning application for the Olympic Park
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NewsBig fines after fall injures student
Two partners at a Dover firm are fined £10,000 each after Martin Sankey fractures skull falling through an unprotected opening
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NewsExtra £382m for Primary Care Trusts
The government funding package will be spent on buying and modernising buildings, equipment and land
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Physics lab restoration won by Bluestone
Contractor is awarded £3.7m contract to refurbish Grade II listed building at University of Bristol
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NewsBDP wins masterplan for notorious Belfast jail
Architect BDP will work on plans for former Crumlin Road Gaol which will feature a hotel, housing and sports and education facilities
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NewsStewart Delgano appointed chair of timber body
At 39 the managing director of Stewart Milne Timber Solutions will be the youngest ever chairman of the UK Timber Frame Association
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