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NewsSmash it up
A one-man demolition machine does a Pete Townsend to a reinforced brick building in Clerkenwell
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NewsGleeds appoints new Scottish associate director
Architect and project manager Jacqueline Nicol joins consultant's Glasgow office
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Gleeds wins two new PPP contracts
Axiom Education appoints consultant for £169m Edinburgh Schools scheme
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NewsInterest rates increase to 5.75%
The Bank of England's quarter point rise is the fifth since August last year
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NewsCostain building division makes ‘steady improvement’
Group says remedial actions are beginning to turn round fortunes of building arm
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Healy Kelly Turner & Townsend wins eight new Irish contracts
Consultant to provide planning supervisor services for Ireland's Department of Education and Science
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NewsRedrow appoints new chairman as sales stay on track
Alan Bowkett will take over from interim chairman Jim Martin with immediate effect
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NewsCarillion reaps benefits of Mowlem integration
Group says growth in acquired firm's markets will contribute to increased earnings in 2007
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NewsAsbestos victims set for compensation boost
New Bill proposes making it easier for victims of asbestos to claim compensation from government
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NewsRon Arad on shortlist for key Olympic bridge
Six shortlisted for 2012 footbridge spanning the River Lea in the Olympic Park
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NewsGreen light for £22m Newcastle University building
Architect Bond Bryan gets planning green light for college building on Barras Bridge
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NewsAMEC completes sale of Midwest Pipelines
Support services group sells Canadian business to Panama-based Willbros for £11m
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NewsWSP reports strong markets
Consultant says that regional acqusitions will ensure further growth in the second half of the year
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NewsConstruction growth highest in three years
Growth is being fuelled by grwoth in the housebuilding sector according to CIPS report
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Heywood Williams weathers US housing crash
Strong growth in European markets helps ensure 2007 performance is on target
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NewsStephen Timms set to become construction minister
The former chief secretary to the Treasury is expected to be appointed shortly
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NewsA rubbish approach to safety
There's a high chance that this project will be peppered with blunders given the state of the site in the background