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NewsThree major deals revive London commercial market
Contractors vie for £35m British Land scheme and two Foster-designed tower blocks worth a total of £90m
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Wembley subbies threaten legal action over GMB picket
Subcontractors consulting solicitors about legal validity of picket line and level of intimidation against workers.
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NewsORourke launches surprise attack on labour market
6000 temporary workers will have working week slashed for same money – if they become permanent staff.
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NewsWembley subbies threaten legal action over GMB picket
Subcontractors consulting solicitors about legal validity of picket line and level of intimidation against workers
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Architect quits over troubled Nato project
The NATO headquarters project in Brussels has been thrown into further disarray after the Skidmore, Owings & Merrill architect in charge of the project quit the practice
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NewsBig in Beijing
Arup has won the competition for the New China International Exhibition Centre in Beijing.
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NewsNew UCATT leader declares war on migrant exploitation
General secretary-elect Alan Ritchie says health and safety and immigrant welfare are priorities for union
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Trade bodies fight war of words over industry capacity
Construction Confederation calls claims that skills crisis will hinder schools programme ‘seriously misguided’
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Doors and Windows
Everything you need to know about finding, selecting and pricing the ideal product, for every application from a fire station to our featured software factory in Buckinghamshire.
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NewsBovis Homes braces itself after interest rate rises
Despite excellent first half-year and strong share price, housebuilder warns that performance will be affected
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Amec turnover down £1bn since shake-up
Amec has wiped off £1bn in construction turnover over the past three years because of its switch from construction to support services.
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WSP growth plans get boost
Support services group WSP this week said that it was ready to make acquisitions again now that the business had been successfully turned around.
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Kingspan profit jumps 33% as energy rules get tough
Tougher regulations and expansion into Europe lifted pre-tax profit at insulation manufacturer Kingspan to £25.4m.
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CommentA state-of-the-art cock-up
The Paddington health campus scheme has been mired in delays and confusion since last year. But that’s nothing compared with the report that set out to explain it all
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FeaturesAfter the fall
Three years ago tomorrow, 2800 people were murdered live on global television and the financial hub of America was turned into a smoking charnel house. Many construction experts become caught up in what happened on that day, and its aftermath. We talk to three about the disaster, the clear-up and ...
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CommentWhodunnit?
I write a play and you direct it. In rehearsals, you change some of my lines. When it is performed, it is a huge success. So are you entitled to a share of my money?