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NewsWYG snaps up Tweeds for £11m
White Young Green expands into cost consultancy with purchase of multi-disciplinary consultancy.
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NewsWolseley buys Brandon Hire for £71.9m
Wolseley juggernaut rolls on as it acquires one of the UK's best established hire firms.
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70,000 construction workers join pension strike
Local authority construction workers join biggest national strike since 1926.
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Investments increase profit 23% at Development Securities
Developer says it will now focus on completing projects after strong investment portfolio helped increase profit by £4.5m.
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Profit jumps 65% at Shed developer Brixton
Shed developer puts impressive growth down to strong rental performance and acquisition of the Industrious property group.
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NewsHealth checks for Olympic workers
The Olympic Delivery Authority is working with the NHS to introduce health checks on Olympic sites.
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NewsSwindon seeks partner for £300m town centre scheme
The New Swindon Company mixed use scheme will provide offices for the town's booming economy.
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NewsMinerva posts £2.1m loss
News of interim loss comes a day after newspapers link Minerva to the Labour loans row.
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NewsMinerva caught up in Labour loans row
Minerva is the latest firm to come under the spotlight of the national newspapers following Labour's loan crisis.
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NewsMorgan Sindall buys Gleeson subsidiary
Construction group acquires rail infrastructure business Gleeson MCL for £23.3m.
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CommentHow To Survive… a CV overhaul
Make sure your CV survives the purgatory of the HR filing cabinet by adding sparkle, dash and dare to your written credentials. Amaya Lopez shows you how.
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FeaturesA law unto itself
Richard Rogers has once again turned convention on its head in its radical design of Antwerp's law courts building, opened this week by the King of Belgium.
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CommentImpressive feet
Thanks to clerk of works Alan Clark for this interesting approach to working at height.
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Define your terms
Rugby Group Ltd manufactured and supplied cement for use by the construction industry. Since 1997 ProForce had supplied temporary workers to Rugby for work at a site located in the Rugby area.In July 2001 ProForce and Rugby entered into a written service cleaning agreement for a fixed term. During that ...
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Brown backs PFI but lists measures for reform
Chancellor announces proposals to make procurement route more efficient and simplify bidding process
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NewsContractors plan to charge extra for Olympics
Bidders will ask for extra money to cover public relations implications of late delivery of Olympic work.
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NewsAllies and Morrison plans taller neighbour for Swiss Re tower
Architect masterplans £200m development that could include a 43-storey tower next to London landmark.
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NewsAllies and Morrison plans taller neighbour for Swiss Re
Architect masterplans £200m development that could include a 43-storey tower next to London landmark
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NewsLaing O'Rourke and Mace team up for Olympic bid
In a surprise move, contractor links up with Mace to form megaconsortium for 2012 delivery partner role
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Construction college faces closure
National Construction College East will close if planners prevent it from building new training facilities.