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NewsRICS predicts unstable property market
A report published today warns energy prices and uncertainty over Tony Blair's departure could damage growth
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NewsHouse prices rise 1% in September
The Halifax says average house prices now top £180,000 but it expects house price inflation will ease
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Ken Livingstone to unveil construction worker monument
Statue celebrating workers and commemorating those who have died on site will be placed at Tower Hill next week
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NewsPutting everything on Brown
Will Nigel Griffiths have time to back another political horse if Gordon Brown stumbles before the leadership election
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NewsMultiplex to continue legal battle with WSNL
Wembley contractor says it expects more legal wranglings with the client over the troubled stadium
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NewsGreen light for £175m renewal of Huddersfield waterfront
The 800,000 sq ft mixed use regeneration of the town’s waterways will take four years to complete
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NewsActivity in construction industry slips
Construction Purchasing Managers' index shows a fall in rate of expansion in September, although market is optimistic about future growth
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NewsRok completes £31.3m Tulloch deal
Contractor expands into Scotland after taking over £107m-turnover company
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NewsArchitecture Centre Network appoints first director
Michael Craven will take up the post in December as ACN looks to expand regional centres into the community
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NewsHSE targets Chester sites
HSE halts work on three sites in Chester saying it is "disappointed with general standards"
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NewsEnnstone scoops up Polish quarry for £1m
Polish subsidiary Ennbeton buys Bonitex, a quarry operator in north-west Poland
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Weekend paper round
Quintain talks to FA about co-ownership of Wembley, Barratt boss slams planning - plus links to other weekend news
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BSS reports strong sales
Plumbing supplier says trading for six months to 20 September is ahead of board expectations
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Five killed in flyover collapse in Canada
The Montreal overpass collapsed on Saturday only an hour after the site had been inspected
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NewsCarillion replaces rail boss after contracts setback
Contractor brings in ‘inclusive manager’ to persuade Network Rail to reverse suspension
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NewsSMC set to buy signature architect ‘before Christmas’
But listed company remains tightlipped over identity of the practice for commercial reasons
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NewsCorporation to offer five-year grants to selected schemes
Social housing funder aims to encourage greater use of modern methods of construction
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Carillion replaces rail boss after contracts setback
Contractor brings in ‘inclusive manager’ to persuade Network Rail to reverse suspension
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CommentLabour pains
The Labour party conference’s proliferating bloggers like to grumble. Could Bill Clinton’s first rules of showbiz help cheer them up?