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NewsBlame debt not problem jobs for collapse, says former Carillion director
Zafar Khan says schemes including Liverpool hospital and Aberdeen road not the real reason why firm went bust
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CommentBuilding the Arc – what’s next for the Oxford-Cambridge corridor
The developments for the Oxford-Cambridge corridor include substantial new settlements, but at present, the proposals seem fragmented with no-one in overall charge
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NewsNumber of axed Carillion employees nears 1,500
More than 8,000 Carillion workers have had their jobs saved
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FeaturesCost model: Services for tall buildings
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems are a particular challenge for tall buildings, with their own considerations and commercial drivers. Alinea Consulting details the factors and costs for office towers
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NewsKeller turnover hits record but US picture remains mixed
Firm adds UK work will be boosted by HS2 next year
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NewsMove to can Foster's Melbourne Apple store blocked
State minister says Australian city should be “embracing” UK architect’s design
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NewsTrain firm pulls out of £5bn Wales rail bid following Carillion collapse
Operator said it was “unable to overcome the impact of Carillion’s liquidation”
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NewsNational Railway Museum on track for £12m revamp
Project centres on Victorian former train shed
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NewsFMB calls for apprenticeship levy reform after drop off in apprenticeship starts
Starts fell to 27,000 from 41,600
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NewsCarillion inquiry MP says former FD got rid of shares at 'first opportunity'
Richard Adam sold £776,000 worth of shares within six months of retiring
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NewsCoventry council looking for contractors for £11m railway job
Firms have until the end of March to bid
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NewsMcAlpine rebuked by Centre Point client it lost legal row with
Almacantar boss takes to Twitter to criticise contractor
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NewsCarillion saga raises concerns about ‘our whole system’, says pensions committee chair
Frank Field said inquiry has highlighted issues with corporate accountability
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FeaturesAnalysis: RIP PFI?
Reports of the death of PFI may have been exaggerated, but there’s no question it’s been ailing for a long while. Is Carillion’s collapse the last nail in its coffin? And if so, what’s going to replace it?
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CommentLeader: Contracting - it's a fine line
The debate about margins has come into sharper focus in recent weeks, but the industry should be wary about disrupting an underlying positive culture
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NewsKingspan sounds alarm on Brexit ‘quagmire’
Materials firm says confidence in UK market is flatlining
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Features70 St Mary Axe - ahead of the curve
The distinctive sloping roof of 70 St Mary Axe has earned it the nickname ‘The Can of Ham’. But to fulfil the demands of the build programme, Mace has had to adopt ultra-efficient methods that think outside the box
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CommentJust for starters
Construction has not had an auspicious start to 2018, and ongoing trends of government interference and uncertainty over Brexit don’t signal much sign of improvement
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NewsCITB urges industry to help axed Carillion workers
Training body says hundreds of jobs are needed to keep skilled workers in the industry