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NewsBellway launches Housing Trust for first time buyers
Bellway Housing Trust will act like a housing association but require no public subsidy.
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NewsHousing demand up at Taylor Woodrow
Housebuilder says that reservations were 15% up on the year despite competitive market.
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Balfour Beatty wins £171m road job
Thirteen kilometres of dual carriageway will be built between M1 and Bedford.
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Wolseley snaps up two US firms for £7m
Wolseley continues spending spree as value of acquisitions since August reaches £418m.
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NewsCarillion touted as Mowlem suitor
The Sunday papers speculate over Mowlem's mystery suitor and reveal the shortlist for the Olympic programme manager role.
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins £8.2m leisure contract
Sports and teaching centre will be built on Avery Hill Campus at University of Greenwich.
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Amec wins £80m power contracts
Amec will deliver a gas compression station in South Wales and upgrade two stations in central England.
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NewsSheppard Robson takes over on Broadcasting House
Architect appointed to replace MacCormac Jamieson Prichard, which was axed from the landmark BBC project last month.
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T5 steelworkers win £1 an hour bonus
Arbitration hearing concludes that workers are entitled to increase to match that won by the project’s electricians earlier this year.
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NewsWest End to get pre-Olympic facelift
Revamp for London's theatreland to boost international tourism.
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NewsKey Mowlem boss quits as takeover rumours hot up
European firms said to be in the running for contractor as Liming jumps ship for Carillion.
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Comment
The rise and rise of consultation
Jon Rouse sensibly sees the pursuit of consensus through interminable consultation as a failure of nerve among those politically or professionally charged with planning (30 September). This serves as an apology from the man who established the corrosive influence of the unelected CABE.
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Key Mowlem boss quits as takeover rumours hot up
European firms said to be in the running for contractor as Liming jumps ship for Carillion
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NewsMetronet parachutes in Atkins director Ainsworth
Millennium Dome project director Bernard Ainsworth is seconded from Atkins to be head of civils and stations
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Comment
What’s it worth?
The claimants were trustees of a settlement. They owned a property comprising a number of shops and flats. The primary purpose of the trust was to provide income rather than capital growth.The claimants sought to obtain vacant possession of the individual flats with a view to re-letting them on short-term ...
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NFB to set up lobby group to delay energy regulations
Trade body adds pressure to government, saying software to calculate Part L energy ratings is not ready.
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Davis Langdon results reveal senior partner’s pay
In an unprecedented move for a consultant, Rob Smith’s £507,000 salary is disclosed – along with 37% profit
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Wembley: Multiplex faces new £25m loss
Multiplex faces a further £25m loss on Wembley stadium after it revealed that talks to agree a fixed price contract with steel subcontractor Hollandia might stall.
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Costain monitors presence in Iran amid political unrest
Contractor ‘monitoring the situation’ on £950m gas project, as tensions mount between Tehran and the West.
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NewsDavis Langdon results reveal senior partner’s pay
In an unprecedented move for a consultant, Rob Smith’s £507,000 salary is disclosed – along with 37% profit