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Suppliers issue warning on ‘pay as you drive’ plan
Government plans to introduce a road pricing system will only cut traffic if accompanied by strong investment in infrastructure, construction suppliers have warned.
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Heathrow to get Terminal 6
Airport operator BAA has unveiled plans to build a sixth terminal at Heathrow Airport, in order to support the proposed third runway.
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NewsFourth Maggie’s Centre turns confusion into calm
Cancer counselling centre in Inverness uses landscape designs of Charles Jencks, husband of cancer victim Maggie
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Losing momentum
Construction output and prices will continue to rise in the coming months, but the forward momentum is set to slow, according to the latest research from Experian Business Strategies
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NewsNew 40m contract sets Alfred MacAlpine up for 2005
Road improvement scheme is latest boon for infrastructure and services group.
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Whitby demands £2.5m harbour boost
Plan to regenerate harbour for local people and tourists gathers momentum.
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Whittaker seals 770m Mersey port deal
Peel Holdings adds Mersey Docks and Harbour to its expanding portfolio.
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Costain wins £50m contract with Bristol Water
Five-year framework agreement for AMP4 programme put in place.
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Dundee University begins £1.3m sustainability project
Research grant awarded to fund four-year study by academics and industry.
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Planning granted for Convoys Wharf regeneration scheme
Full steam ahead for Richard Roger’s waterfront project.
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HBG wins Leeds Academy project
The new £18m David Young Academy in Leeds is being built for 1,200 children by HBG
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NewsA Cambridge first
Architect John Thompson & Partners has released images of a mixed-use landmark project in Cambridge.
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NewsTower 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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NewsNick 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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NewsOffsite market soars to £2.2bn
Buildoffline reveals exponential growth of offsite construction market.
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NewsBalfour Beatty seals 140m PPP in Scotland
Contractor reaches financial close on £140m PPP project for North Lanarkshire Council.
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NewsHSE 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.