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NewsHerzog & de Meuron get go-ahead for social housing
Stirling prize-winners receive planning permission for mixed-use scheme in Poplar, east London
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CommentAfter the fire
If your home goes up in smoke, you naturally expect that it will be rebuilt quickly. Here’s a case in which, after more than three years of bitter wrangling, the house is still a ruin
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NewsCity anticipates Laing bidding war after £887m offer
Henderson’s bid for PFI specialist pushes shares up 32% as dealers wait for rival bids
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NewsFoster bids for Olympic stadium without contractor
Lack of firms willing to take on scheme forces architect to put together a consultants-only team
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Get it in writing
In 2002, the defendant, Mr Guy Marsh engaged the claimant, Mr Brian Maggs, to carry out refurbishment works on his town house in Bath. The contract between Mr Marsh and Mr Maggs for the works was partly written and partly oral. A budget estimate of £36,510 plus VAT was accepted ...
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NewsArgent appoints David Partridge alongside Roger Madelin
David Partridge steps up from deputy chief executive to become joint chief executive alongside Roger Madelin
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NewsEC Harris looks to acquire BNG’s nuclear build capacity
Consultant sees break-up of government’s nuclear arm as chance to strengthen market position
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NewsPathfinders plan U-turn on demolition
Housing market renewal managers have volunteered to redraw some of the areas covered by the initiative in response to rising house prices. Opponents of demolition have argued that this has made the policy redundant in many districts.
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Multiplex starts court battle with WNSL
Wembley contractor Multiplex will make its first court appearance in the case against client Wembley National Stadium Limited next month.
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NewsContractors asked to find ways of cooling down Tube
Costain, Balfour Beatty and Morgan Est invited to tender for work on 140-year-old problem
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NewsMilne heads for England
Scottish housebuilder Stewart Milne has launched an acquisition drive in England with the aim of doubling its turnover to £600m by 2011.
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EC Harris looks to acquire BNG’s nuclear build capacity
Consultant sees break-up of government’s nuclear arm as chance to strengthen market position
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NewsMultiplex starts court battle with WNSL
High Court hearing between client and the Wembley client will commence early next month
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Favourites emerge in race to replace Abadie as PFI tsar
Outgoing chief praised for linking private and public sectors, but lacked media savvy
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School building council sits first test
The British Council for School Environments is to hold its inaugural summit on Monday in what many see as the first test of the organisation’s effectiveness.
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Contractors asked to find ways of cooling down Tube
Costain, Balfour Beatty and Morgan Est invited to tender for work on 140-year-old problem
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ISG Totty secures £5.3m Walsall hotel contract
Construction group will start building Express by Holiday Inn for Bodfari in early October
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UCATT protests at Berkeley ‘refusal to grant site access’
Union says housebuilder stopped investigation of complaints at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth
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NewsPFI team to own land for 150 years
The consortium behind the £2bn Colchester Garrison contract will retain ownership of the land for 150 years, even though its contract with the Ministry of Defence will last only 35 years.
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Favourites emerge in race to replace Abadie as PFI tsar
Outgoing chief praised for linking private and public sectors, but lacked media savvy