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NewsWembley parties fire off parting salvoes
Multiplex closed its evidence in the Wembley stadium case this week by denying allegations of "trickery" and pouring scorn on Cleveland Bridge's attitude to the valuation figure at the heart of the dispute
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Phoenix expresses fears over costly workers
Wembley M&E firm Phoenix Electrical has appealed to the sector's national pay regulator over the high wages paid by TB Worrall, which has taken over parts of Phoenix's work.
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NewsSchools turmoil as Bowker quits after eight months
The chief executive of Partnerships for Schools has resigned to become boss of transport firm National Express
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NewsThe Blackfriars skyline
Architect Make has revealed images of this dramatic building on the northern end of Blackfriars Bridge.
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Firms go into receivership because of pension deficits
Sheffield group Dew Pitchmastic has put two subsidiaries into receivership after they were hit by pension deficits, believed to be in the region of £28m.
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Profit warning at Gleeson
Housebuilder MJ Gleeson has warned that its full-year results will be "very substantially below" market expectations.
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Make to masterplan NEC revamp
The National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham has signed up architect Make to draw up a masterplan for its facilities - but it has missed out on the chance to include a regional casino, writes Vikki Miller.
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Campaign to improve scaffold training in the EU
Training body CITB-ConstructionSkills is taking part in a European-wide initiative to improve scaffolding training, it has emerged six weeks after the fatal collapse at Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire CITB-ConstructionSkills and training centre the National Construction College are working alongside European training bodies in the European Union-funded Euroscaffolder project. This aims to ...
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NewsFoster and Nouvel reach for the clouds
Norman Foster and Jean Nouvel have teamed up to submit a planning application for this mixed-use scheme in the City of London.
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NewsO'Rourke faces backlash after BCO speech
Anger grows over comment by head of Laing O'Rourke that women do not belong on building sites
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Napier steps down as Taywood chief executive
Contractor Taylor Woodrow is to look outside its business for a new chief executive after it announced that Iain Napier was to step down as head of the firm.
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QS lands £300m health PFI
Cost consultant Cyril Sweett has been chosen to work on Scotland's biggest PFI health scheme, a £300m hospital in the Forth Valley.
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Three vie for Land Secs' City refurbishment
Developer Land Securities has lined up HBG, Skanska and Wates to bid for the refurbishment of the 15-storey Dashwood House in the City of London.
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Key Olympic players invited to secret 2012 summit
The Olympic Delivery Authority held first design review meeting last week of top designers, clients and advisers
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Four on shortlist for Games delivery partner
The Olympic Delivery Authority has put four consortiums on a shortlist to be the Games delivery partner.
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NewsNew chapter for Newcastle
Architect RyderHKS has unveiled images of its designs for Newcastle's £40m library renewal PFI.
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FeaturesA mile apart …
… but one is a world away from what Birmingham should look like by now. Vikki Miller investigates why this city's transformation never got off the ground.
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NewsKingspan profit ahead of expectation
Materials supplier says operating profit and earnings per share would be well ahead of 2005's figures.
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NewsBalfour Beatty to build King's Cross ticket hall
Contractor wins £115m deal to build new hall for station's underground link.