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NewsProspects bright for Southend skills college
£12m Prospects college designed by Fraser Brown MacKenna will go-ahead thanks to government grant.
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Interserve picks up £150m water contracts
Interserve are the preferred supplier on two water projects, including a consortium project that will deliver a £200m desalination plant in the Thames.
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FeaturesPeabody's socialite housing attracts Posh and Becks
Golden couple eye up the original Peabody home.
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Extra £100m flows into Thames Gateway
Deputy prime minister John Prescott announces a new investment fund for Kent, Essex and London and launches a new delivery body.
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FeaturesWest London contractor enjoys Mini adventure
Forumla 1 boss Eddie Jordan hands over the keys of a Mini Cooper to the best worker on a building site in Kensington.
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Bovis Homes predicts lower sales
Sluggish sales in the third quarter will lead to lower than expected sales for Bovis Homes in 2004.
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NewsJarvis warns of even more losses
Troubled contractor loses £80m more since the summer as chief executive says restoration of financial health will take longer than expected.
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FeaturesFire fighting
The government is introducing new fire safety legislation that will fundamentally change the way buildings are fire protected. Turner & Townsend's Jon Cowan explains the new regime.
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Cleveland Bridge awarded another £500,000 in dispute with Multiplex
Cleveland notches up another two victories over Australian contractor in Wembley dispute
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Darling rejects RMTs call to scrap level crossings
Union lead Bob Crow’s call for bridges or underpasses at road-rail junctions is dismissed
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House price slowdown yet to spread from the South east
London house-price increases slow, but elsewhere in the UK the market is still booming
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Councillors vow to block government housing plans
South east Councillors are set to clash with planners from the regional assembly over moves to allow further developments in the area
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Extra special Keller tops survey
Ground engineer Keller heads survey of largest specialist contractors in UK.
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Alsop hit by second departure
Troubled architect Will Alsop was hit by another blow this week when a second key director quit to set up his own practice.
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NewsMultiplex admits Wembley has fallen behind schedule
Contractor abandons 32-month construction programme – but will be ready for the 2006 FA Cup Final.
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Reasons to be considered
Tame made an application under Section 68 of the 1996 Arbitration Act to challenge an arbitrator’s award. More particularly, Tame sought to rely on the reasons published by the arbitrator separately from the award expressly on terms that no use should be made of them in any proceeding relating to ...
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Piling specialist wins top award
Cementation Foundations Skanska win the best of the best award at the Specialist Contractor Awards 2004.