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NewsCarillion signs £12bn PPP deal
35-year joint venture defence contract for Salisbury Plains sees Carillion Group's order book double in size.
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NewsBAA increases drugs testing at Terminal 5
Random checks suggest that around 6% of workers could be under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
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EU directive compels employers to protect workers' hearing
Threshold to prevent industrial hearing damage set at 85 decibels.
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Plans submitted for mixed-use scheme in SW19
Joint venture Wimbledon Phoenix plans retail, hotel and residential development.
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Features
Enough hot air
In the first of a new series of fortnightly columns, Robert Webb asks if the drive towards sustainability leaves the industry poised for a quiet revolution
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NewsSpeedy Hire announces 22% rise in turnover
Plant hire chain predicts further consolidation in tool hire sector after announcing increase in turnover for first 11 months of the financial year.
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East Kilbride wins planning for £400m scheme
Town centre project will create up to 5000 jobs and include a 1000-seat theatre and civic hall.
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Henry Boot profit leaps 30%
Construction group steps into big league as turnover increases 20% to over £100m.
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NewsMultiplex demands £150m from Wembley bosses
Contractor claims 560 design changes could delay stadium by more than a year.
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NewsBlair makes regeneration pledges for 2012
Prime minister launches London's Challenge for 2012 document outlining plans for east London, including the opening of 60 city academies and £35m skills package.
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NewsBellway profit dips 2%
Improvement in spring sales gives housebuilder reason for 'cautious optimism' despite 2% fall in interim profit.
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NewsWolseley snaps up three more companies
Twenty-five-million-pound shopping spree includes UK interior products company Nevill Long and US wood products firm Hom Lumber Company.
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NewsShard developer wins planning for key London Bridge site
Renzo Piano's New London Bridge House is latest phase in redevelopment of London Bridge station.
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NewsWembley steelwork to go on despite pay row
Multiplex assured that steelwork will continue tomorrow, despite 250 steelworkers and scaffolders being told last week that they would be made redundant.
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NewsMarks Barfield plans Brighton icon
The 183m high observation mast in Brighton would be higher than the London Eye.
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NewsJudges wake up to web revolution
Slick new website attempts to debunk myth that judges are fusty old technophobes.
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NewsAtkins confirms deaths of six staff in Bahrain tragedy
Consultant says that six of its staff and two relatives died and that another friend or relative is still missing.
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NewsBalfour Beatty reaches financial close on Midlands PFIs
Contractor prepares to start on £74m Birmingham schools project and £57m housing scheme in Sandwell.
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NewsConstruction judge salaries rise to £162,000
The High Court judges at the Technology and Construction Court are awarded a 4.2% pay rise.
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NewsPaper round: Olympic budget must rise by £2bn
Observer interivew with Olympic chief David Higgins reveals that more spending will be required for infrastructure.