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Capita Symonds appoints associate in Altrincham
Iolo Williams, formerly a project leader in the Highways Agency's major projects directorate, joins consultant.
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NewsProfit drops 32% at George Wimpey
Housebuilder's year end results show fall in profit from £409m to £278m and slowdown in turnover from £2.3bn to £2.2bn.
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NewsFA moves Cup Final to Cardiff
Multiplex issues statement confirming that FA will transfer the FA Cup Final to Cardiff due to delays.
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NewsMinisters could halt sale of LCR
New ruling throws into doubt the proposed acquisition of London & Continental Railways by Crossrail chairman Sir Adrian Montague.
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Ennstone buys East Midlands roadbuilder
Building products group snaps up Smiths (Construction) for £3.75m.
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NewsAmec and Balfour Beatty prepare joint bid for 2012
British consortium join forces to bid for new programme manager role at London Olympics.
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MITIE snaps up Lyndhurst Services for £9m
Support services firm acquires ground maintenance company Lyndhurst Services for £9m.
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Capita Symonds buys Midlands architect office
Church Lukas's Birmingham office will be absorbed into Capita Percy Thomas's architecture division.
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NewsNew stink for Multiplex as sewage crisis hits Wembley
Contractor Multiplex carries out remedial works to limit damage of yet another setback for troubled stadium.
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NewsHanson shares soar amid takeover rumours
Shares in Hanson almost hit the £7 mark this week for the first time in a decade as the materials giant's decreasing asbestos liabilities left it wide open to a takeover approach.
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NewsNew stink for Multiplex as sewage crisis hits Wembley
Contractor Multiplex carries out remedial works to limit damage of yet another setback for troubled stadium
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FeaturesNo more messing about in boats
He may wonder why on earth a sailor was put in charge of the Ministry of Defence's £15.3bn estate, but vice admiral Peter Dunt has attacked the job with military precision. He talked to Mark Leftly about PFI, budget cuts and how he got the job
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Those who trespass against us
The respondent, Bird built a boundary wall and fence that trespassed upon land belonging to his neighbour, the appellant Horsford. Horsford applied to the court for an injunction to remove the offending boundary wall and fence but his application was refused. Instead, the trial judge ordered Bird to pay Horsford ...
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Wembley staff ordered to leave offices
Willseden crown court has ordered Multiplex to vacate offices following dispute with Quintain.
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FeaturesThis is Devon Buchanon
Over the course of his life he has dated Jamie Lee Curtis, partied with Mick Jagger, managed the UK's first all-black dance group, been personal assistant to Grace Jones, acted as a stand-in for Burt Reynolds, and provided the teeth for a Colgate advert.
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Jarvis' fortunes set to turn as FM contracts sale begins
Interested parties to receive documents detailing the work up for grabs, including Wirral and Liverpool schools.
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Balfour Beatty wins 50m pool in Sunderland
Balfour Beatty sees off Sir Robert McAlpine to win contract for £20m pool near Sunderland's Stadium of Light.
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Off-site manufacturing
Off-site construction is usually sold as the answer to all the industrys problems. The promise is better quality and faster project delivery. Sites are also safer, partly because there are fewer people around to get injured. But for the teams delivering these projects, it can be a different matter. The ...
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CommentA lesson in lobbying
The government's Construction Act review has made big shifts in the past year, but all the politically controversial issues are still in play