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NewsRoyal enclosure lawn to be ripped up in Ascot upheaval
Radical solution to racecourse’s viewing problems would put lawn out of action for three months
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NewsODA forced to renegotiate at Stratford
Developers vying for Stratford City have demanded new deal after claiming proposals are 'unrealistic'
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Comment
Pay your debts
The defendant purchased three terraced properties with her husband.The properties were affected by asbestos contamination. With the assistance of a grant from Leeds City Council the defendant intended to refurbish the properties, keeping two and selling off the third property. The defendant entered into a contract with the claimant for ...
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NewsAmec and Laing bids ignite interest in PFI contractors
Contractors with infrastructure assets, especially in the PFI sector, are likely to be targets for takeovers following the recent offers for John Laing and Amec.
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NewsPre-tax profit at HOK Sport falls 50% to £800,000
Olympic stadium architect offers little explanation of sharp fall but hints at focus on Europe
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NewsOutgoing Barratt chief calls for planning ‘amnesty’
Planners must be able to focus on new developments to increase housing supply, says Pretty
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CommentA granny with a spliff
It’s radical. It’s brave. And, amazingly, it’s the brainchild of the JCT. Prepare to be shocked by Constructing Excellence, a partnering contract with a difference …
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NewsRoyal enclosure lawn to be ripped up in Ascot upheaval
Radical solution to racecourse’s viewing problems would put lawn out of action for three months
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NewsFoster wins Four Seasons Hotel in Copenhagen
Architect wins international competition to design luxury hotel in historic Tivoli Gardens
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Tameside council in £100k row
Framework Construction Design and Management takes council to High Court
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NewsODA forced to renegotiate at Stratford
The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has been forced to renegotiate the contract to develop Stratford City after the two teams competing for the deal claimed the proposals were “unrealistic”.
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Allianz retreats from Laing battle
German insurer's withdrawal leaves the way clear for a Henderson takeover worth about £1bn
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NewsNew Bovis Lend Lease boss streamlines management
Murray Coleman removes senior roles, including head of regions and UK chief operating officer
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NewsWNSL bailed out with £25m from the Football Association
Wembley National Stadium Ltd made a £4.7m loss in 2005, and this year received a £25m rescue package from the FA
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NewsNew Bovis Lend Lease boss streamlines management
Murray Coleman removes senior roles, including head of regions and UK chief operating officer
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NewsWNSL bailed out with £25m from the Football Association
Wembley National Stadium Ltd made a £4.7m loss in 2005, and this year received a £25m rescue package from the FA
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Halcrow plans to land nuclear contracts abroad
Engineer to chase decommissioning work in eastern Europe and new-build in China
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Could WNSL go bust?
Wembley National Stadium Ltd (WNSL) could be forced into administration if the stadium is not finished by the end of March, its directors have warned.
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Halcrow plans to land nuclear contracts abroad
Engineer to chase decommissioning work in eastern Europe and new-build in China