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NewsHenderson and Wolseley top M&A table
The £1bn bid by Henderson, an investment fund, for contractor John Laing is by far the biggest deal of the quarter so far but Wolseley, the building materials group, has been the most active firm in the acquisition market
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Industry hails Brown and Barker’s new deal for developers
Zero carbon homes by 2010Tony Blair to lead planning taskforcePlanning gain supplement delayed
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NewsMarks Barfield begins work on Olympic spike
London Eye architect plans landmark viewing tower for 2012 Games
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NewsLend Lease tipped to win Olympic village
A Lend Lease team looks set to pip Bouygues in the race to develop the Olympic village
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Berkeley boss upbeat despite fall in profit
Housebuilder's half-year pre-tax profit falls 5.2% to £81.5m
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NewsDavis Langdon profit leaps by third
Consultant Davis Langdon has reported a 31% rise in pre-tax profit, from £24.5m to £32.2m, in its second year as a limited liability partnership (LLP).
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NewsWrit hits sale of British Nuclear Group
Legal battle over radioactive leak threatens to delay takeover at Sellafield
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NewsMarks Barfield begins work on Olympic spike…
London Eye architect plans landmark viewing tower for 2012 Games
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… as ODA finalises stadium design
A concept design and budget for the Olympic stadium will be finalised by the end of this month, David Higgins, chief executive of the Olympic Delivery Authority, has confirmed.
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NewsCabe calls for rethink of King's Cross station design
Watchdog describes aspects of McAslan + Partners’ design for £250m scheme as ‘surreal’
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Writ hits sale of British Nuclear Group
The race to take over the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing facility could be delayed by a legal battle over the cost of a radioactive leak.
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PFI tsar forced to postpone departure from Treasury
Richard Abadie to remain in post until spring as Treasury struggles to find successor
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NewsCabe calls for rethink of King’s Cross station design
Watchdog describes aspects of McAslan + Partners’ design for £250m scheme as ‘surreal’
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NewsChallenging regeneration project of the year
Winner - St Vincent Place - Reiach and Hall/ Oberlanders Architects
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