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Heron Tower granted planning permission
The 47-storey tower in Bishopsgate grew by four floors in the week before planning approval.
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Cyril Sweett predicts 30% profit hike
Consultant also forecasts turnover will rise 22% to £41.5m in the year ending March 2006.
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Capita Symonds lands Coventry sports upgrade
Consultant's sport and leisure team appointed to work up plans to improve city's facilities.
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NewsJohn Laing upbeat despite hospital uncertainty
PFI specialist says it is well positioned for 2006 despite uncertainty over government NHS spending.
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Slough Estates prepares for 45 redundancies
Property developer begins staff consultations over cutbacks as part of a plan to outsource its UK design and construction department.
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NewsDTI backs action to improve payment practices
In response to Construction Act consultation, construction minister Alun Michael recommends restriction of pay-when-certified clauses, among other measures.
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NewsWillmott Dixon nabs £12m prison upgrade
Contract at HMP Lindholme in Doncaster takes contractor's work for the Prison Service past £20m.
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NewsAMEC teams up with nuclear clean up body
Contractor eyes up £56bn nuclear clean up market by forming alliance with UK Atomic Energy Authority.
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Preferred bidders named for £400m Bradford schools project
Amey lead team selected as preferred bidder at 10-year Schools for the Future programme.
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New appointment to Linden Homes board
Managing director of southern division Pat Feighery joins main board.
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AMEC and Alstom win environmental contract
Project will reduce pollution at Kilroot power station in Northern Ireland.
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NewsDirectors of Wembley firm charged with kidnapping
Andrew and Lee Haygarth, directors of CBL Cable Contractors, accused of abducting man in Hartlepool.
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NewsMJ Gleeson faces hostile takeover bid
MJ Gleeson, the quoted engineer and housebuilder, became the likely target of a hostile bid this week after venture capitalist Castle Acquisitions said it would pursue the company despite the fact that it had rejected a £197m offer.
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Think tank casts doubt on housing market renewal
Institute of Public Policy Research says money would be better spent on regenerating suburbs
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Comment
The adjudicator is always right
This was an appeal from an order made on 28 April 2005 by Mr Justice Jackson in the TCC. Mr Jackson upheld the adjudicator’s decision and ordered payment for £12,376,454.54 inclusive of interest and VAT.
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Directors of Wembley firm charged with kidnapping
Andrew and Lee Haygarth, directors of CBL Cable Contractors, accused of abducting man in Hartlepool