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Big names on developer shortlist for Euston and Victoria
Network rail challenge developers to come up with 'destination' stations that will trigger regeneration.
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Alfred McAlpine chairman to step down
Oliver Whitehead, who has been chairman since May 2002, will be replaced next year bygroup chief executive of National Grid, Roger Urwin.
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Water plans inadequate in new communities
Government departments come under fire for not allowing for water shortages on future developments.
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Balfour Beatty rail chief steps down
Manfred Leger is to take over from Jim Cohen who is retiring as group managing director with responsibility for rail.
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BAA agrees £10bn Ferrovial takeover
Rival bidder Goldman Sachs has until June 16 to come up with a counter offer.
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Wembley verdict: Multiplex 'ruthless, but lawful'
Multiplex comes out on top in the judgment in the £50m legal battle with steel contractor Cleveland Bridge over the Wembley stadium project.
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Potential buyers start to circle McCarthy & Stone
McCarthy & Stone has received more than one takeover approach in recent weeks.
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Why marshmallows don't meet building regs
Building's technical editor bemoans the rigidity of marshmallows as he becomes competitive dad at a spaghetti building competition.
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HLM takes centre stage as £22m drama school wins planning
The £22m GSA Conservatoire designed by HLM Architects will bring together the acting school's seven sites.
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Wembley judge: Multiplex strategy 'while ruthless, was law'
Wembley contractor receives huge boost as judgment gets under way in £50m legal battle with steel contractor Cleveland Bridge.
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Goldman Sachs enters race for BAA
Investment bank joins forces with Commonwealth Bank of Australia for takeover bid for UK airport operator.
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Firms hold crisis talks to save Procure 21 framework
Four of the 11 firms on the scheme have threatened to quit unless government cuts £170,000 membership fee
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Clients slam London mayor's ‘over-ambitious' energy plan
Plan to double the amount of on-site renewable energy to 20% criticised by both clients and green lobby
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Barratt: Give us cheap land and we'll build green houses
David Pretty calls on the government to cut cost of its sites by 25% to pay for eco-friendly technologies in homes.
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Green Londoners may get tax incentives
People with eco-friendly homes who recycle their waste could pay less council tax.
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O'Rourke calls for modern sites
Ray O'Rourke, the chairman of Laing O'Rourke, has called for the "grunt" to be taken out of construction by modernising working practices.
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Roofing
This spectacular, undulating glass roof is about to be slung over Bristol's Broadmead shopping centre. Sonia Soltani finds out how it will revitalise the long-neglected site and be one in the eye for its rival outside the city. It also kicks off our eight-page focus on roofing products and prices