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WYG snaps up Tweeds for £11m
White Young Green expands into cost consultancy with purchase of multi-disciplinary consultancy.
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Wolseley buys Brandon Hire for £71.9m
Wolseley juggernaut rolls on as it acquires one of the UK's best established hire firms.
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70,000 construction workers join pension strike
Local authority construction workers join biggest national strike since 1926.
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Investments increase profit 23% at Development Securities
Developer says it will now focus on completing projects after strong investment portfolio helped increase profit by £4.5m.
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Profit jumps 65% at Shed developer Brixton
Shed developer puts impressive growth down to strong rental performance and acquisition of the Industrious property group.
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Health checks for Olympic workers
The Olympic Delivery Authority is working with the NHS to introduce health checks on Olympic sites.
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Swindon seeks partner for £300m town centre scheme
The New Swindon Company mixed use scheme will provide offices for the town's booming economy.
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Minerva posts £2.1m loss
News of interim loss comes a day after newspapers link Minerva to the Labour loans row.
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Minerva caught up in Labour loans row
Minerva is the latest firm to come under the spotlight of the national newspapers following Labour's loan crisis.
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Morgan Sindall buys Gleeson subsidiary
Construction group acquires rail infrastructure business Gleeson MCL for £23.3m.
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How To Survive… a CV overhaul
Make sure your CV survives the purgatory of the HR filing cabinet by adding sparkle, dash and dare to your written credentials. Amaya Lopez shows you how.
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A law unto itself
Richard Rogers has once again turned convention on its head in its radical design of Antwerp's law courts building, opened this week by the King of Belgium.
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Impressive feet
Thanks to clerk of works Alan Clark for this interesting approach to working at height.
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Define your terms
Rugby Group Ltd manufactured and supplied cement for use by the construction industry. Since 1997 ProForce had supplied temporary workers to Rugby for work at a site located in the Rugby area.In July 2001 ProForce and Rugby entered into a written service cleaning agreement for a fixed term. During that ...
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Brown backs PFI but lists measures for reform
Chancellor announces proposals to make procurement route more efficient and simplify bidding process
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Contractors plan to charge extra for Olympics
Bidders will ask for extra money to cover public relations implications of late delivery of Olympic work.
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Allies and Morrison plans taller neighbour for Swiss Re tower
Architect masterplans £200m development that could include a 43-storey tower next to London landmark.
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Allies and Morrison plans taller neighbour for Swiss Re
Architect masterplans £200m development that could include a 43-storey tower next to London landmark
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Laing O'Rourke and Mace team up for Olympic bid
In a surprise move, contractor links up with Mace to form megaconsortium for 2012 delivery partner role
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Construction college faces closure
National Construction College East will close if planners prevent it from building new training facilities.