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NewsPublic to be offered shares in new hospitals
Government policy could restructure the procurement of hospitals, housing for key workers and schools
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CommentWhat’s YOUR anti-bullying policy?
SECURITY ALERT — Bullying is not limited to the playground, it is alive and well in the workplace, too. Part of the problem, says Angus Darroch-Warren, is that managers often fail to spot the signs
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NewsThe Hill that climbed a mountain
Company focus M&E contractor Hills has clawed its way into profit after two years in the red
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NewsMultiplex loses first round of Mott MacDonald case
Summary hearing at the High Court clears the way for a full-scale trial in the spring
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NewsBalfour Beatty order book tops £9bn
Contractor says strong 2006 results are in line with market forecasts
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NewsJV wins £336m M1 motorway job
Joint venture comprising Morgan Est, Vinci and Sir Robert McAlpine is awarded M1 road widening work
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Wembley Stadium plans Olympic Steps
Randle Siddeley and Hamiltons Architects submit design for giant steps at stadium entrance
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Housebuilders demand energy market reform
Zero carbon homes summit calls for immediate action to develop local energy sources
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NewsDebate erupts over Colindale blaze
A debate has broken out over whether the insulation used at a timber-frame construction site in Colindale, north London, was responsible for the rapid spread of a fire.
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Barratt completions up 3%
Private housing completions on the up but social housing falls as Barratt changes product mix
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NewsBellway reservations rise 6%
Housebuilder will deliver record completions and turnover for six months to January 2007
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Taylor Woodrow appoints new boss in America
Housebuilder takes on former Related vice president John Landrum
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NewsHousebuilders demand energy market reform
Zero carbon homes summit calls for immediate action to develop local energy sources
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NewsBSF chief: financial close ‘takes 32 months’
Building Schools for the Future (BSF) schemes take more than two-and-a-half years to reach financial close, the man running the £45bn programme has admitted.
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NewsMCG launches safety film for migrant workers
Contractors’ group produces multilingual DVD to combat growth in site accidents
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NewsLiverpool docks to get £130m New World scheme
John Lyall Archtiects wins permission for £130m mixed-use scheme in 2008 Capital of Culture
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FeaturesSustainability: Offices
In this latest feature on eco-friendly development, Simon Rawlinson of Davis Langdon examines how a growing commitment to sustainability will affect the commercial offices sector, with a case study on how a client’s requirements can be met in a leased building
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What REITS mean for you
REITs became a reality this month, and they are about to become a force in the property development world. But what do they mean for the firms that work with them?
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FeaturesA view from the gods
Looking out over this nondescript part of Leicester, and almost entirely suspended from this roof, will be the UK’s most exciting new theatre – and the first building in this country to be designed by US architect Rafael Viñoly.
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NewsPolar pods
This design by consultant Faber Maunsell and UK architect Hugh Broughton is one of two left in a competition for an Indian research base in Antarctica.