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Mace profit soars 72% in 2002
Diversification and strong overseas sales pay dividends for construction manager that has spread its wings
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Bovis loses monthly heats but wins yearly tournament
Contractor remains triumphant in annual league as its other pole position is snatched by HBG's strong month
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Comment
Suspect everyone
Look, it's nothing personal but I just don't trust any of you – and you'd be mad to trust me or each other. If we could all understand this, there'd a lot less grief
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Doubts emerge over future of Mansell chief executive
Philip Cleaver remains tight-lipped over rumours that he is set to leave next year after Balfour Beatty takeover
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John Sisk poised to buy Bristol contractor
Irish construction group John Sisk is on the brink of buying Bideem, a Bristol contractor with a turnover of £20m
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MSPs given false Holyrood cost estimate
The real cost estimate of the Scottish parliament building was withheld from MSPs when they voted to go ahead with it in 1999, the Fraser inquiry heard this week.
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BAA cuts Richard Rogers out of design framework deal
Foster, Grimshaw, Parr, Ruddle Wilkinson and Reid all land five-year contracts as airport operator drops five firms
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Call to end student planners' debt
The chairman of the Local Government Association has called on the government to arrest the fall in the number of planning officers by helping graduate planners pay off college debts
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Lewisham scraps Alsop masterplan and starts over
£45m New Cross Gate development is reopened to competition after ‘aspirational’ plans are snubbed
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Gaunt Francis maps out Formula 1 academy
Architect Gaunt Francis has designed a £4m training centre for racing drivers at the Silverstone track in Northamptonshire.
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Review of the year - 2003
2003 brought 12 months of drama, boardroom rivalry, epic overruns, and ballooning budgets. If you feel like you missed some of the action, our blockbusting review of the year will fill in the gaps
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Features
Just the job
Colin James tells us how he used his construction background to found his own IT consultancy
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Comment
The couch brigade
Billions have been earmarked for new schools and hospitals, but who's going to build them? Either we rely on the Europeans – or we poach a few psychiatrists
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Comment
Costa bundle
Forward funding agreements for property in Spain are almost as popular as beach resorts. But you'd better know how Spanish law treats them or risk paying out
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Features
Hot stuff: Top 10 industry issues
We run down the juiciest topics of conversation in the industry this year
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The best of what happened
Here's a month-by-month summary of the biggest news stories to catch our eye throughout the year