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A Cambridge first
Architect John Thompson & Partners has released images of a mixed-use landmark project in Cambridge.
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Tower of strength
Building envelope specialist Weatherwise has been awarded the £1.25m contract for cladding and roof on the Tempus Tower apartments at Irwell Quays in Manchester.
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Planning must stop attack of the clones
Planning gain negotiations should be extended to make retail developers guarantee affordable premises for locally owned stores, a report has urged.
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Nick Raynsford appointed deputy chairman of CIC
Former construction minister will succeed Stuart Henderson as chairman of the Construction Industry Council in 2006.
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Offsite market soars to £2.2bn
Buildoffline reveals exponential growth of offsite construction market.
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Balfour Beatty seals 140m PPP in Scotland
Contractor reaches financial close on £140m PPP project for North Lanarkshire Council.
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HSE exposes poor glass handling practice
HSE warns the cladding and glazing sectors to improve safety after person is injured by falling glass.
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Invensys sells building system business for £82m
Invensys sells building management systems business in Europe and the Middle East to Schneider Electric.
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Taylor Woodrow wins £20m East London line deal
Transport for London awards contractor refurbishment and bridge replacement contract.
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Carillion lands £38m Canadian roads deal
TWD, Carillion Canada's road maintenance joint venture, named preferred bidder for Ontario contract.
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KPIs reveal poor record on cost and time
Constructing Excellence statistics show that on cost predictability, construction cost and construction time standards have either remained static or declined.
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Cemex sells RMC US operation
Taiheiyo Cement buys RMC's concrete and aggregate business in Arizona for £8.7m.
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33 make longlist for 60,000 home competition
Group will be whittled down further in second stage of the government's Design for Manufacture competition.
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Peter Commins appointed chairman of CC
The managing director of Pettifer Construction succeeds Roy Wakeman as chairman of the Construction Confederation.
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St Pauls set for new neighbour
Land Securities want to build a £200m shopping mall and office complex by Jean Nouvel next to St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Attack of the clone towns
Think tank calls on ODPM to force developers to include independents shops in their developments.
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BAA taxiing for T6
BAA plans to build sixth terminal at Heathrow, which could result in demolition of 700 homes.
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Profit jumps 81% at Hyder
Increase in work in Austrlia and Middle East offsets slowdown in UK water sector caused by regulator’s review.
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Wembley subcontractors seek 20m from Multiplex
National stadium team issues claims to cover the cost of disruption caused by Cleveland Bridge dispute.
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Comment
Domestic dispute
Mr Cartwright was an adjudicator in respect of a dispute between Miss Lydia Fay and Colonial Preservation & Construction Ltd regarding a JCT Building Contract. He had been appointed by the RICS and had issued his terms and conditions to the parties. He apportioned his fee on a 50/50 ...