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CommentPeople of colour and construction
Many in our sector have spoken out about racial inequality, but the Black Lives Matter campaign shows we need to do much more
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NewsLocal firm signs deal to complete London shopping centre hit by Simons collapse
Red due to finish work at Angel Central by November
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 10 June
Build UK’s update the industry amid the covid-19 outbreak
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NewsNext phase of Wates’ scheme to build thousands of east London homes in for planning
Decision on Romford job due later this summer
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NewsWest Midlands developer tees up 380 homes plan at former golf course
First phase of scheme near Coventry sent to planners last week
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NewsSouthwark council plans joint venture firm to build 11,000 homes
Six firms will be shortlisted for chance to set up construction company
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NewsCLC tells majors to show leadership and help smaller firms adapt to new working practices
Share technical know-how with suppliers who don’t have R D resource, Andy Mitchell says
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NewsHS2 ministerial task force has met once since approving project in February
Government also provides update on railway's skills programmes
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NewsZaha Hadid leading team chasing Moscow metro station work
Smaller UK firm also on shortlist dominated by string of Russian names
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CommentFacing up to tighter public sector budgets
Covid-19 could trigger stronger alliances with construction firms, says Scape’s Mark Robinson
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NewsAtkins cuts 280 jobs as concerns over airport schemes increases
Firm is working on stalled Heathrow and Birmingham airport jobs
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NewsTfL gears up to restart major construction jobs
Schemes set to resume include Bank station upgrade and Northern Line extension
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NewsMace wins £50m job to overhaul Goldman Sachs’ Paternoster Square office
US investment bank moving into new HQ at Farringdon
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NewsCommercial director leaves as Multiplex rejigs board
Paul Maguire goes after three years at firm
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NewsBellway sales plummet since beginning of covid-19 lockdown
Housebuilder says number of reservations sinks by two-thirds
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NewsSites won’t return to 100% productivity until 2m rule is relaxed, experts warn
Specialists say technology cannot plug all gaps caused by social distancing protocols
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NewsUK regulator warns firms on home testing kits for covid-19
Back-to-work companies told kits not yet legal in the UK
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CommentBlueprint for building our economic recovery
Government must take fast, bold and decisive action to avoid the worst recession in centuries, says KPMG’s Richard Threlfall