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Budget: NFB calls for more action on inefficiency
Investment in infrastructure alone is not enough, warns Federation.
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NewsBudget: Brown confirms planning gain supplement
Green budget also pledges £50m for microgeneration technologies and announces plans for a £1bn environmental and energy institute.
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NewsGreen light for key Elephant and Castle schemes
Southwark Council gives planning approval for 42-storey Multiplex tower and mixed-use Oakmayne project.
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NewsGurney and Gleeds breach court rules
High Court judge criticises Gurney and Gleeds for flouting court etiquette after last minute out-of-court settlement. Judgement available below.
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NewsCowlin wins £3.3m airport contract
Cowlin checks in at Bristol International Airport after winning contract for walkway and retail area.
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NewsBudget: RICS calls for new planning tariff
RICS says developers will be "choked" twice under Gordon Brown's current planning tax proposals.
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News'Project management failures' blamed for Diana memorial costs
Public accounts committee reveals that annual maintenance cost of Hyde Park memorial has doubled to £250,000.
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NewsRok boosts profit 38%
Contractor's maintenance division helps drive turnover 12% as 2005 acqusitions bed in.
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Morgan Est plugs in to £105m electrical contract
Morgan Sindall's infrastructure services division will service Central England electrical distribution system.
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Wolseley grows 26% in six months
Announcing interim results, Wolseley reveals turnover has increased from £5.3bn to £6.7bn. Pre-tax profit rises 16%, from £296m to £346m.
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NewsAlsop to sell practice to SMC
Will Alsop is in talks to sell his business to AIM-listed architect SMC, it emerged at the weekend.
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NewsHow I lost five tonnes in two weeks
Following a session with Carbon Coach Dave Hampton, Mace director Gary France vowed to leave his gaz guzzling 4x4 on the front drive. Find out how the carbon diet is going one month later.
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NewsPaper round: Stratford City stumbles out of the blocks
A row threatening to stall the delivery of Stratford City hits the headlines in this weekend's newspapers.
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Balfour Beatty lands £150m Hong Kong office job
Balfour Beatty's Hong Kong subsidiary has won a £150m contract to build a 70-storey office building in the Chinese city.
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NewsHeron set to swoop on Gleeson's housing division
Gerald Ronson faces competition from Gladedale and Miller Group for £160m-turnover business.
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The new balance of power
A dispute arose under a construction contract between the appellant architects, Roberts and the respondent developer, Parkcare. The construction contract incorporated the model adjudication procedure published by the Construction Industry Council subject to an amendment to clause 29 made by the RIBA standard conditions. The amended clause 29 provided that ...
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Heron set to swoop on Gleeson's housing division
Gerald Ronson faces competition from Gladedale and Miller Group for £160m-turnover business
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NewsBAA rejects Ferrovial offer
Airport operator says it 'had no hesitation' in rejecting the conditional cash offer, which valued BAA at £8.75bn
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Skanska appoints Bush aide to oversee PPP expansion
Karl Reichelt, a former aide to US president George Bush, is one of two vice presidential appointments to contractor's international PPP division.