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  • News

    Davis Langdon appointed National Change Agent

    2005-03-22T17:02:00Z

    Davis Langdon will help set up procurement consortia using £35m fund.

  • News

    Gleeson sells off building arm after big losses

    2005-03-22T08:02:00Z

    Group will concentrate on low-risk activities after building division records six month loss of £16.6m.

  • Features

    Open mike : A tale of two Englands

    2005-03-22T16:54:00Z

    Many people have long suspected that the economic success of the South-east has been at the expense of the North. But are they right?

  • News

    Developers fined after death of toddler

    2005-03-21T15:36:00Z

    Virendra Kotak and Stephen Patterson are fined £29,000 for not securing concrete slabs that crushed a two-year old.

  • John Dodds
    News

    Kier reports sound growth

    2005-03-21T07:55:00Z

    Housing sector only worry but construction group says post christmas sales indicate modest growth for 2005.

  • Vaughan McLeod
    News

    Johnstone acquisition hits Ennstone profits

    2005-03-21T12:01:00Z

    Redundancy costs at Johnstone punch a hole in profits of aggregates group.

  • News

    Wolseley posts record interim results

    2005-03-21T14:00:00Z

    Builders materials supplier boosts profit to £287.2m and increases UK turnover to £1.16bn thanks to strong RMI.

  • News

    Laing and Serco win 761m health PFI

    2005-03-18T14:35:00Z

    Joint venture wins preferred bidder status for massive Leicester University Hospital NHS Trust project.

  • News

    Laing ORourke loses out on 500m Dubai airport deal

    2005-03-18T09:20:00Z

    Contractor fails to win phase two of plum job in Gulf state but consoles itself with expansion into UK housing.

  • Comment

    The privileged few

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

    Schering Corporation was the registered proprietor of a patent for a therapeutic product. Cipla Ltd planned to launch the product on the European market. Prior to the planned launch Cipla wrote to Schering and headed the letter “without prejudice”. In the letter Cipla stated it was aware Schering had registered ...

  • News

    SMC halts Aukett takeover talks

    2005-03-18T14:51:00Z

    SMC terminates talks with Aukett a week after approaching fellow rchitect about a potential offer.

  • Bath Spa
    News

    Council calls for Griffiths to resign over Bath Spa row

    2005-03-18T09:23:00Z

    Furious Bath councillors write to construction minister’s boss Patricia Hewitt with claims of ‘improper’ action.

  • News

    London councils make fastest planning decisions

    2005-03-18T16:13:00Z

    Government survey reveals that London local authorities make 80% of planning decisions within eight weeks.

  • Simmons
    News

    ODPM slashes CABE training budget 55%

    2005-03-18T09:38:00Z

    ODPM reduces CABE's overall budget to around £11m after cutting training budget by £1.1m.

  • News

    Canary Wharf supplement 2005

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

  • News

    Education

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

    Essential information this week for all those specifying a school, college or university, including up-to-the-minute accessories and fittings, tips on whole-life costing, and how much those head-flushing, girls-weeping toilet cubicles are going to cost you. But first we have the coolest college atrium on the planet

  • As soon as the steelwork started to go up at One Churchill Place, the fit-out teams were in right behind.
    Features

    Package deal

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

    The newest building on the estate is a 33-storey tower built at high speed by Canary Wharf Contractors. It was responsible for the whole thing from concrete cores to office chairs

  • Chris Booker
    Features

    Safety first…

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

    … and last for CWC’s Chris Booker. He says the contractor takes a holistic approach to health and safety

  • Brian Payne worked on the trade contracts for 10 Upper Bank Street.
    Features

    Maths class

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

    CWC’s integrated cost management software keeps its accounts in order. Commercial director Ian Ferguson explains how it works

  • These diesel rotary generators, recently installed in 30 The South Colonnade, provide emergency power back-up in the event of a mains power failure
    Features

    The engine room

    2005-03-18T00:00:00Z

    Ever-expanding plant and squatting steel are among the challenges faced by CWC design managers John Crack and Paul Mutti. Luckily, they’ve been working for years to refine structural and electrical design