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NewsLaing O’Rourke expected to win Liverpool football club contract
But contractor faces £950,000-a-week fine if project runs over July 2009 deadline set by Dubai International Capital
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NewsWorkers do lunch after Kensal Rise tornado
Scaffolders take a perilous break on the roof top of a house affected by the recent tornado in London
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NewsThousands could miss CSCS skills card deadline
ConstructionSkills expects a flood of enquiries from workers who have missed the January deadline
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NewsWallwork chosen as Gleeson CEO
The interim chief executive gets to stay on in the top job after leading Gleeson through a major restructuring
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CRH announces 31 new takeovers in second half
Materials group boasts record €2.1bn spent on acquisitions in 2006
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Caruso St John picked for Tate Britain
Architect takes over from John Miller & Partner on the refurbishment of Tate Britain
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NewsConstruction activity rebounds in December
Construction activity growth accelerated in December as contractors say they are upbeat about the future
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F+G to conduct school eco-study
WRAP commissions consultant to look at material efficiency on 15 new build projects in the BSF programme
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NewsGrant scheme starts for biomass
Round three of DEFRA's bio-energy capital grants scheme will end in March
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NewsHousing decision threatens National Construction College
College says it will be short of funds after council rejected 250-home development on college land
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NewsNew Year honours for Rogers, Madelin and Stefanou
Peter Rogers and Roger Madelin are awarded CBE while Stef Stefanou picks up OBE for services to construction
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NewsProperty firms start life as REITs
Shares in property companies rise as system of real estate investment trusts is introduced in UK
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NewsFSA to investigate Amec shares
The City watchdog is reported to be looking at shares traded in Amec in the run-up to a takeover approach in November
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NewsZEDshop to undercut green grants
Bill Dunster's new venture promises to make renewable energy products cheaper than those procured through grant schemes
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LABC Awards Picture Gallery 2007
Date: 18/10/2007Venue: Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London
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Building Contractors Safety Programme
Sponsored by: The Health and Safety PeopleWinner and finalists:Clugston Construction is this years winner, showing that it pays not just to learn from your mistakes, but from your near misses too...Clugston ConstructionHitting a zero-accidents target is not just about crossing fingers and hoping workers that dont take risks, and nobody ...
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Specialist Contractors Safety Programme
Sponsored by: The Health and Safety PeopleWinner and finalists:Cementation Foundations Skanska is rewarded this year for reducing the risk in one of the most potentially hazardous specialisms: ground engineeringCementation Foundations SkanskaThe statistics speak for themselves. Last year, unplanned-event reporting at piling and ground engineering company Cementation Foundations Skanska rose by ...
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Working Well Together Small Firm Award
Sponsored by: Construction SkillsWinner and finalists:Small companies used to be seen as the final frontier of health and safety, but increasingly firms are putting their workerswellbeing first. This years winner, Northern Claddings approach to reducing hand injuries is a case in pointNorthern CladdingThe popular image of the tough roofer as ...