All Students articles – Page 46
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Cost of construction work rises sharply
BCIS says tenders in last quarter of 2007 rose above inflation despite credit crunch
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NewsArchitecture Foundation director to step down
Rowan Moore, who faced criticism after HQ design by Zaha Hadid was scrapped, to leave role in mid-June
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Credit crunch puts government's housebuilding target in peril
Southern Housing Group chief says lack of lenders is making it hard for housing associations to build
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NewsBalfour Beatty buys Blackpool airport for £14m
Baflour Beatty says airport is set to become a gateway to Lancashire and Cumbria
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NewsStephen Lawrence charity supports Rebuilding Trust campaign
Other backers include Gleeds, Davis Langdon, Hammerson, Construction Confederation, FMB, CPA and the CIC
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NewsTrain giant takes over crane manufacturer (in a small way)
Hornby buys up Corgi in £7.5m small-scale industry coup
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NewsConstruction confidence falls to ten-year low
Purchasing index reveals reduction in activity in housing, commercial and civil engineering in April
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NewsConstructionSkills says sorry for 'sexist' advert
Training body says provocative newspaper advert is ‘something we won’t be doing again’
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NewsHousebuilder posts loss after selling no homes
AIM-listed Wren reports turnover of just £84,000 after failing to sell a single home in last six months
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NewsAquatics Centre 'over-designed,' say MPs
Games organisers ready to ‘spend money like water’ according to new report
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NewsMcNicholas wins all four 2012 utilities contracts
Appointment of single contractor on Olympic Park will 'generate cost savings', says ODA
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NewsSkills shortage threatens UK’s built heritage
Lack of conservationist professionals and tradesmen is putting ancient buildings at risk, says report
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NewsIndustry marks International Workers Memorial Day
Sixty-nine black baloons released to commerorate construction workers killed in 2007/8
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NewsBovis has Britain's best site canteen
Kent 'Korker' sausages help Bovis clinch Building's best canteen award at its St Giles site
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NewsAlsop's reveals designs for Headingley cricket ground
Five-storey pavilion at Yorkshire test ground will become a university teaching facility during the winter
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Government under fire over diploma launch
Industry bodies have attacked the government over its launch of the construction diploma, saying employers have been left with little confidence in it, writes Sarah Richardson.
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Heard the one about the carpenter who was allergic to wood?
Former city banker gave up £80k a year only to find out he had an allergy to wood dust
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NewsWelsh first minister unveils new construction centre
Morgan praises strong links with employers as he opens new facility at Yale College
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NewsWind farm scrapped to protect rare birds
Plans for onshore windfarm in Western Isles fails to get approval under EC law on protected habitat
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Tonkin Liu picked to design London Festival of Architecture pavillion
The 'Fresh Flower' pavillion will invite visitors to entre through gaps between 11 giant petals