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NewsKeller reports 'exceptional' first quarter
Ground engineering specialist says recent acquistion Phi had a positive start to 2006.
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Interserve wins Scottish prison contract
Contractor lands Scottish Prison Service's PPP contract to build a prison at Addiewell, West Lothian.
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Strong Atkins results hit by fall in Metronet profit
Services group's healthy financial results are marred by a £7.3m profit fall at Metronet Enterprise.
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NewsCrest confident despite drop in profit
Chief executive said that 2006 results were in line with expectations despite interims revealing fall in profit.
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NewsCompensation boost for asbestos victims
Legislation will be brought forward to help asbestos sufferers gain compensation against more than one negligent employer.
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NewsOlympic legal panel announced
Berwin Leighton Paisner, Clifford Chance, DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Pinsent Masons to advise Olympic Delivery Authority.
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NewsGleeson appoints four senior managers
Directors of design and cost planning are appointed as Gleeson plans growth in new areas.
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RMJM lands Russian assignment
Holyrood architect is shotrlisted to produce concept design for a multimillion-pound development in St Petersburg, Russia.
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NewsWolseley announces seven more acquisitions
Building materials supplier spends £89m acquiring five companies in North America and two in Europe.
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NewsNick Terry steps down as BDP chairman
Surprise move sees Tony McGuirk become chairman while Terry takes over architect's southern region.
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NewsMouchel Hyder JV scoops £260m Oldham contract
Joint venture between Mouchel Parkman and Hyder Business Services will provide Oldham Council with £260m of services.
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NewsMayor launches London design body
The GLA's current design advisory groups will operate as a single organisation called Design for London.
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NewsHousing boss blames government for buy to let
Linden Homes' Philip Davies says planning policy is to blame for growth in buy to let investments.