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Animal rights protesters in Oxford target Pilkington
Animal rights protesters are set to target glass maker Pilkington after claiming that it has made financial donations to Oxford University, the client on the testing laboratory.
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Row over Wembley firm
A row has broken out at Wembley stadium over a firm that has just taken over security operations at the site in north-west London.
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NewsIndustry may get extra year for Part L
The Industry could be given another 12 months to implement the new Part L of the Building Regulations.
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NewsBelfast builds upwards
Work has begun on Northern Ireland's tallest building, designed by architect Broadway Malyan.
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BBC names framework
The BBC has announced a shortlist of 15 companies for its design and project management frameworks.
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Costain hangs on to £950m Iranian gas contract
Contractor Costain is staying put on a £950m oil and gas contract in Iran, despite reports suggesting the Iranian government is re-evaluating the project.
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Union study attacks NHS' LIFT programme
The NHS' LIFT procurement scheme for local clinics and surgeries has been criticised in a study published last month, increasing concern over its workings.
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DTI sues Alstom for £1m
Engineering firm Alstom is being sued for £1m by the DTI in a row over payments dating back more than 10 years ago.
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Mott MacDonald in talks over army work in Iraq
Consultant Mott MacDonald is in discussions with the army over taking on military engineering work in Iraq when British troops pull out.
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News‘Boring' Foster academy reworked
Architect Foster and Partners' design for a city academy has been revamped by a team of designers because the client said it was "boring".
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NewsPartnerships for Schools loses two key directors
Agency in charge of Building Schools for the Future is overhauled as Blair faces critics over education proposals
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Morrison settles case for £10m
Sir Fraser Morrison has put an end to his £130m High Court battle with water giant AWG by paying an out-of-court settlement understood to be up to £10m.
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T&T set to take commercial sec
Cost consultant Turner & Townsend has unveiled ambitious plans to expand in the commercial sector and has picked up a raft of contracts.
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NewsA clear improvement
Work has begun on the first phase of the University of Bradford's £11m project to build an atrium and revamp its Richmond Building.
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Bradford baulks at Urban Splash mill conversion
Developer Urban Splash is locked in a battle with Bradford council over the design of luxury flats at its Lister's Mill development in Manningham.
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London Eye architect sheds light on plan for Thames
Marks Barfield seeks sponsors for Olympic project to illuminate the banks of the river in central London
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NewsA long wait at the station
Camden council has delayed until early March a decision on whether to grant planning permission for Argent's £1.5bn scheme to redevelop King's Cross Central.
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NewsTerrace with a twist
Planning permission has been granted for this Levitt Bernstein scheme to build 130 flats and maisonettes in Kilburn, north-west London.
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NewsUCATT gets green light for worker memorial statue
Tower Hamlets council grants planning permission for statue of unknown builder to commemorate site fatalities
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Bellway sales increase 1%
Housebuilder Bellway says its focus on the lower to middle housing market has helped to push sales up 1% in the first half of the financial year.