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Atkins stays focused to record 43% profit increase
WS Atkins improves margins to increase interim pre-tax profit to £10.2m despite spending delays on rail and Tube.
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Balfour Beatty closes in on £250m healthcare PPP
Group is named preferred bidder by Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust for delivery of new healthcare centres in Ponetfract and Wakefield.
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Aukett set to purchase Fitzroy Robinson
Shares in Aukett are suspended as the listed company confirms it is negotiating to buy Fitzroy Robinson.
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Silverstone aims to reclaim pole with £4.2m Innovation Centre
The new building has been designed to house hi-tech industries from the world of motorsport.
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Berkeley and Galliford triumph at Regeneration Awards
Berkeley scoops four awards including Personality of the Year which was won by Tony Pidgley.
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Connaught posts 30% profit rise
Increased focus on housing and SME firms pays dividends for AIM Company of the Year.
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MCG calls for PFI overhaul
Major contractors say PFI process needs rethinking before delays become critical.
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Architects campaign against closure of their alma mater
Cambridge University faces a barrage of criticism from industry figures as it announces plans to close its architecture department.
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Kier set for more growth as Busby steps down
Construction firm on track to record more continuous growth as sales soar in first quarter of new financial year.
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200m Gloucester Quays gets the go-ahead
Regeneration of canal docklands area set to begin as council give unanimous approval for mixed-use scheme.
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More gloom for Jarvis
Our weekend news round up features more potential misery for Jarvis and a row on housing quality involving Wilson Connolly.
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£50m Stratford scheme up and running
£50m mixed use scheme overlooking the proposed Olympic park in Stratford is given green light by Newham Council.
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Grade II listing for Hobbit home
JRR Tolkein’s old home in Oxford is listed by heritage minister Andrew McIntosh.
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Architects show off their sustainable materials
It could be the start of a worrying trend - architects from Stride Treglown have shed their clothes for the company calendar.
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Jarvis' grip loosens on two of its remaining jobs
Contractor's plight worsens as hospital hits delays and university looks for replacement on hall of residence.
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Laing O'Rourke joins bid team for 2012 Olympics
Contractor to offer free advice over procurement strategy and construction programme for east London sites.
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CSCS cards at centre of £700,000 cash row
The struggle over control of the cscs skills card scheme took a new twist this week as the parties clashed over its financial status,
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Getting up to speed
When we started putting together our preview of 2005, we didn’t pre-judge the issues.
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The way ahead
2005 is crunch time for housebuilders. The market seems set for a long slowdown and the government is bent on pushing through regulatory and legislative reforms that will change housebuilding for good. We offer a guide through the labyrinth