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Recycling land remains government's top priority
Brownfield development continues apace as new-build housing rises.
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Kingspan 2005 sales are well ahead
Building materials group looks to boost profit for year with increased sales.
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NewsO2 breathes life into the Dome
Anschutz unveils plans for a 23,000 capacity indoor arena and entertainment complex at the Dome, which will be remaned O2.
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Government offers 700 new housing sites
Gordon Brown and John Prescott also confirm purchase of 100 NHS sites for housing and announce three more sites for the £60,000 home competition.
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NewsRedrow to build 2,000 Debut homes a year
Housebuilder says homes for first-time buyers will in addition to existing product range.
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Montpellier weighs up Bullock MBO
Montpellier considers proposed management buyout of successful social housing arm.
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NewsJarvis shares crash to 7p
Shares in beleaguered company fall 37% as it begins talks with Deutsche Bank to borrow a further £31.4m.
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Wembley footbridge named 'White Horse Bridge'
Public votes to name footbridge after the horse that restored order at the 1923 FA Cup final.
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Developer to unveil plans for revamped Dome
Developer Anschutz Entertainment Group to outline plans for entertainment arena tomorrow.
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NewsMITIE sees profit rise to £46.9m
Wide spread of work helps support servcies group counter difficult trading in engineering sector.
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Taylor Woodrow wins planning for 2,300 Swindon homes
Housebuilder wins planning permission for the largest housing development in the South West.
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Rouche made group finance director at Birse
Gerry Rouche, Phil Harris and Andrew Church all join the Birse board.
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BSS increases profit by 42%
Government spending puts plumbing group in strong sales position for 2005.
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NewsAlsop loses A1 plan to former directors
Architect Will Alsop has been dropped from a masterplanning scheme in north London after a firm run by two of his former protégés was given the job.
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Comment
On the border
The parties had entered into a consent order compromising a boundary dispute that had arisen between them. The consent order attempted to define the boundary between the parties’ respective properties through the use of a plan. Surveyors appointed to measure, agree and peg out the boundary encountered a number of ...
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Treasury drafts contractors to advise on capacity crisis
Expert bodies are likely to be set up in each government department to anticipate construction bottlenecks.
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CITB hits back at criticism of craft apprenticeships
Training body dismisses ‘misleading’ report that claims only 25% of apprentices complete their qualification.
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Paints, sealants and finishes
This week, specifying for the finishing touches as we fill the last cracks, smooth the rough surfaces and add a bit of slap.
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CommentSteering the good ship Safety
You might be a little surprised to find me writing the foreword to this awards supplement. But there are a lot of parallels between sailing and the construction industry.