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Bovis Homes reports 14% rise in profit
Bovis Homes announced this week that it had increased pre-tax profit 14% to £132m for the year ended 31 December 2006.
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Mears’ former boss praised
Bob Holt, chairman of social housing contractor Mears, has insisted that he has “the highest regard” for Stuart Black, the former chief executive, who stunned the City by resigning in January.
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On the up down under
The Waterman Group has reported an 13% rise in pre-tax profit for the six months to 31 December 2006.
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CommentBuilding buys a pint … for Urban Initiatives
“Developing the evening economy is an essential part of regeneration projects,” pronounces Marcus. “And we’re very happy to do our bit.”
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NewsPlanning applications: February 2007
The South-east has the most projects at planning stage and Tees Valley Regeneration tops the clients’ chart
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NewsTraining the nuclear generation
Construction has begun on a £19m nuclear academy facility in Cumbria.
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Profit soars at Chipperfield despite fall in income
Architect David Chipperfield has posted a 36% rise in pre-tax profit despite a 15% drop in turnover in its annual results.
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Small housebuilders gain brownfield portfolios
Small to medium housebuilders are putting up more homes on brownfield sites, says a survey by a development finance house.
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NewsRethinking Richard Rogers
Crest Nicholson has revised the masterplan for its £500m development on Southampton’s waterfront at Woolston Riverside originally put forward by Richard Rogers.
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NewsFrom Cannes to Cricklewood
Images of the £4bn regeneration of Brent Cross and Cricklewood were unveiled at Mipim this week.
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LDA launches database of Gateway sites
The London Development Agency (LDA) has launched a database to help developers identify potential sites in the Thames Gateway.
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Ascot rules out legal action against Laing O’Rourke
Ascot racecourse this week ruled out legal action against Laing O’Rourke over problems with its £185m grandstand refurbishment.
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Orange sues contractors
Mobile phone company Orange is suing contractors Kier Regional and Haden Young after a flood in one of its data centres.
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Costs and delays deter PFI bidders
Firms are bidding for fewer PFI projects because of costs and delays, says a National Audit Office report.
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NewsBonding with Islington
Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects teams up with Groveworld to develop and build City Wharf in Islington
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NewsOn dangerous ground
Company focus The dotcom disaster taught fit-out firm Modus Group to take nothing for granted
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Engineers campaign to become a protected species
E-petition 8th most popular on government website
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NewsThe acceptable face of MIPIM?
During her sojourn in Cannes Angela Monaghan found there was as much talk about the Russian's hostesses as there was about their hugely ambitious schemes