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Government review slams business case for Paddington hospital
Review calls for reassessment of all NHS redevelopments in West London after cost of Paddington PFI hospital rises from £360m to £800m.
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Sage set for musical extravaganza
The £70m Gateshead music centre will open its doors to the public in time for Christmas.
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Support services growth boosts Carillion profit
Order book of £4.4bn points to strong future growth says chairman Sir Neville Sims.
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Atkins announces replacement for chairman Mike Jeffries
Former Powergen chief Ed Wallis will replace Jeffries when he retires on 1 January 2005.
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NewsSluggish England fails to undermine Ennstone
Ennstone recovers from failed bid for Johnstone by announcing strong profit growth despite slowdown in local market.
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Motoring Carillion hits the Canadian highway
Contractor Carillion has secured £100m worth of road maintenance contracts in Canada.
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Kingspan thrilled by tougher regs
Tougher regulations and expansion into Central Europe lifts pre-tax profit at Kingspan to £25.4m.
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Brown leads memorial for construction dead
Gordon Brown will unveil two memorial stained glass windows at UCATT's HQ tomorrow.
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Wolseley goes on summer spending spree
FTSE 100 firm acquires four distribution businesses in North America and Europe for £138m.
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Bovis Homes cautious despite healthy profit
Housebuilder says that interest rate rises have taken the heat out of the housing market but says demand is still outstripping supply.
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FeaturesLittle Britain sails into view
Following the heroic exploits of the British sailors in Athens it's now up to the construction industry to prove it can rule the waves.
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NewsGummer tipped as favourite for CABE chair
Tory MP and former environment secretary described as ‘hard to match’ in architectural and political experience
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EDAW to kickstart Thurrock regeneration
Architect EDAW will draw up regneration framework for Essex town with Buro Happold and Gardiner and Theobald.
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Alan Ritchie voted UCATT leader
The Scottish regional secretary will takeover in October after gaining twice as many votes as runner-up Michael Dooley.
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NewsBayliss appointed BAA construction director
Bayliss joins BAA after 12 years at Hong Kong's MTR Corporation working on rail projects
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Employers shun landmark M&E workers pay deal
One year after the Major Projects Agreement was signed, only BAA has implemented it – with extensive changes.
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NewsMultiplex warns Cleveland over disparaging remarks
Feud between contractor and steel firm intensifies as football celebrities turn a blind eye to pickets at topping out.
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Galliford and Headcrown storm July league tables
Old hand and newcomer take top two spots in monthly chart – but Bovis Lend Lease hangs on to annual title
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Lead times
Now here’s a rarity in the fast moving, everchanging world of construction economics: a quarter of relative calm in the supply chain
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NewsCostain’s campaign to win work in Iraq pays dividends
UK contractor secures three contracts in northern region of Kurdistan – and boasts a pre-tax profit of £8.1m