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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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NewsRow erupts as Olympic village misses energy target
Developer Westfield set for showdown with council over energy strategy on Stratford City site
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NewsCurrie & Brown nabs O’Neill to oversee nuclear growth
Former senior honcho at British Nuclear Group to spearhead new drive in energy sector
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NewsEnglish Nature widens house embargo
English Nature has widened its housebuilding embargo to the neighbouring South-west.
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NewsNow Multiplex takes Honeywell to court
Multiplex will be in the High Court again on 9 October to find out whether it can overturn an adjudication against a Wembley subcontractor and prevent further delays to the stadium
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Profit up 51% at Pochin
Contractor's profits rocket to £9.4m as chairman John Woodcock announces he will step down after 40 years at firm
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Morgan Est wins £33m London Underground job
Infrastructure services division picked to improve Shepherd's Bush station
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Blair's nuclear power pledge
The prime minister tells Labour conference that Britain needs the most radical overhaul of energy policies since the war
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NewsNow Multiplex takes Honeywell to court
Multiplex appeared at High Court this week for a pre-trial review over Wembley row with M&E contractor Honeywell
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NewsWYG predicts 2007 will be even better
Consultant White Young Green is predicting strong growth next year as it looks ahead to further acquisitions and waits to reap the full benefits of this year’s purchases.
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NewsRow erupts as Olympic village misses energy target
Developer Westfield set for showdown with council over energy strategy on Stratford City site
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Bellway Homes picked for Greenwich regeneration project
Developer will build 229 flats as part of £5bn scheme in south east London
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NewsBlair: Nuclear power is the only way to stave off energy crisis
The prime minister tells delegates at the Labour conference that Britain needs the most radical overhaul of its energy policies since the war
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NewsLabour to press on with EP merger
The government has sent out its clearest signal yet that it is pressing ahead with the merger of English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation.
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Riverside names firms on £400m framework
A consortium of 26 housing associations has appointed a framework of consultants and contractors to undertake more than £400m of projects.
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NewsGive homeowners incentives to save energy, says Cooper
But housing minister’s call gets mixed reception from industry associations
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NewsHSE advises caution over fatal Battersea crane accident
Steven Williams, the chief inspector of the Health and Safety Executive, said that people should not jump to conclusions about the cause of the crane collapse in south-west London this week.
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Offsite directory 06
Going globalOff-site construction takes on the world. Your guide to the international hot spots. The route to a unified industry.
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FeaturesSo which one gets the job?
The old-timer on the left has a lifetime of experience to offer, but the whippersnapper on the right is an IT graduate and an ace with a mouse. From 1 October regulations outlawing age discrimination come into force and you’ll have to treat them both equally if you don’t want ...