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M&E firm Axima to abandon northern England
M&E contractor Axima has been forced to withdraw from the northern English market and restructure after being hit by financial problems.
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PGS provides chance for tax evasion, say critics
Nick Raynsford, the former construction minister, has warned that the design of the planning gain supplement (PGS) provides plenty of scope for tax evasion, further increasing pressure on the government to scrap the levy.
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Entrepreneur Beaton enlarges IT portfolio
Manchester-based entrepreneur Richard Beaton has acquired one of the leading IT software groups in the housebuilding sector.
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NewsAnother fine mesh
Alison Brooks Architects has won planning permission for this £4m arts and business centre in Folkestone, Kent.
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Carillion reveals pricetag for integrating Mowlem
Carillion has said it paid £20m to restructuring its troubled rail business and integrate Mowlem after last year’s takeover.
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Interserve writes off £11m
Interserve has been forced to write off £11m, largely because of costs associated with an investigation into accounting irregularities at the company.
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UK firms travel to India to explore investment options
Construction companies are among an 80-strong delegation that has travelled to India to try to increase British investment in the country.
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NewsKen makes over his old home town
Ken Shuttleworth’s Make Architects has unveiled these images of its £230m proposals for the mixed-use City Park Gate masterplan in Birmingham.
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NewsSafer Skyline campaign: crackdown on cranes
The horrific Canary Wharf crane collapse in May 2000 sent shockwaves through the industry.
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FeaturesThis is Year Zero
In 10 years’ time, the home pictured is going to be the industry’s standard product, if the government’s call for a zero carbon ‘revolution’ is successful. Vikki Miller assesses its chances
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Crest set to win six-year struggle to build in Bath
Crest Nicholson is on the verge of winning a long-running battle to develop one of the south-west’s most important regeneration sites this week.
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Swan scraps London eco tower
An east London housing association has withdrawn plans to build the capital’s first “Ecohomes excellent” residential development after a backlash by local residents.
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NewsCrest wins key Bath planning battle
Bath and North East Somerset Council vote by five to four to approve Crest's controversial Western Riverside scheme
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NewsImages: Green light for £28m Biosciences Centre
Towlet Hamlets grants planning permission to NBBJ-designed innovation centre in Whitechapel, East London
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NewsNew Oval stand set for 2009 Ashes
Surrey County Cricket Club and Arora hotel group plan redevelopment of Pavillion end of cricket ground
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NewsBBC move to Salford still on
Relocation will go ahead despite BBC only receiving half of money it asked for from government
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NewsImage: Make wins design for Sherwood Forest centre
Architect beats off 78 competitors with design for visitor centre based on a huge oak tree
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Workers trapped in burning Dubai tower
A helicopter has been unable to land on the roof of one of the partly constructed Jumeirah Lake Towers