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NewsWickes turnover falls 2.2%
Travis Perkins says newly acquired Wickes is suffering from a tough DIY market.
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Demand for property increases for sixth year
Surveyors upgrade expectations of rent rises for next four years, but survey reveals jitters in retail market.
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NewsNigel Fee is new Westbury Homes boss
Housebuilder says Fee will takeover from Martin Donohue in November and announces 13% profit increase to £120m.
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Protesters fix solar panels to Prescott's roof
Prescott calls Greenpeace stunt to highlight energy efficient homes deplorable.
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Property developer fined £100,000 after site death
HSE successfully prosecutes property developer following a fatal fall through an unguarded opening.
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Reservations down at Taylor Woodrow
Housebuilder says that house reservations are down on the same period last year, but says market has improved since end of 2004.
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NewsAndrew Wyllie appointed Costain boss
Wyllie will resign as managing director of Taylor Woodrow Construction to take up chief executive at Costain.
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FMB backs ASBOs for rogue traders
The Federation of Master Builders backs a court ruling in Cheshire that gave a cowboy builder a five-year ASBO.
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NewsWindow falls 400ft from Swiss RE tower
Building engineers examine 744 similar windows in Gherkin as plaza is sealed off to protect passers by.
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NewsRogers sets up lobby group of industrys biggest hitters
New advisory group within Strategic Forum of ‘powerful leading businessmen’ to wield greater political influence.
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Strategic Forum issues ultimatum to CSCS owners
Construction body says it will step in unless unions and CITB-ConstructionSkills resolve dispute.
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Comment
Clarity counts
An employee of BT Fleet Ltd had been injured in the company workshop while lifting a tyre onto a tyre-changing machine. A health and safety inspector named Mr McKenna visited the site and issued an improvement notice under section 21 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. The ...
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Another executive takes flight from Jarvis
The managing director of the plant division of Jarvis has become the latest member of senior management to quit.
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Schools & hospitals: Election Battleground no2
Ambitious programmes of school and hospital building have been cornerstones of the Labour governments education and health policies. Building casts a critical eye over how successful those multibillion-pound programmes have been, looks at the key manifesto pledges of the three main parties and finds out what surveyors think of the ...
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Features
It’s who you know
Want to further your career? Young Entrepreneurs in Property has a networking solution
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FeaturesCost model: Theatres
Davis Langdon looks at the design and value drivers, operational considerations, procurement issues and of course costs associated with theatre new-build and refurbishment
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FeaturesGoodbye, Mr Chapman
Sir Sydney Chapman, the only qualified architect in the House of Commons and the man behind the controversial Portcullis House project, retired from parliament last week after 30 years as a Conservative MP – but not before enjoying a final cuppa in the Commons tearoom
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PFI experts in conflict over how to tackle bid costs
RICS report sparks debate over whether government should pay back bid costs to shortlisted firms
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Bellway shares up 18p despite poor market
Shares in housebuilder Bellway shot up 18.5p on Tuesday when it announced a big hike in its interim dividend and a strong pre-tax profit.