All Building articles in 29 July 2011
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NewsDow to manufacture Olympic Stadium wrap
Chemical giant says hardware of 25m-high installation will be reused after the Games
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NewsHendry gives go-ahead to £600m power plant in Essex
New power station will be constructed in Coryton
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NewsBritish Land costs amount to £159m on Cheesegrater
Developer also reveals it has invested £1.9bn in property during last 18 months
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NewsBAM bags £25m motorway services job
Project involves the construction of a new 4,306m2 amenity building
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NewsBids invited for £33m office project in Bath
The Keynsham Regeneration Project involves the construction of new council buildings
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NewsHMRC cracks down on tax evading plumbers
Tax inspectors currently investigating 600 plumbers who failed to pay tax
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NewsArdmore and Mulalley land places on £137m housing framework
Framework involves the construction of 1,800 new homes in South Kilburn
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NewsJob vacancy for 'nail technician' attracts beauticians not builders
Dozens of manicurists in Stoke are attracted by ambiguously worded ad placed by builder’s merchant
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NewsBuilding's Education White Paper now available
The comprehensive guide to the education market is now available to buy for only £299
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NewsConstruction failing to capitalise on Olympics, says CIOB
Industry urged to boost its profile after compleition of 2012 venues
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NewsChesterfield seeks £50m town centre development partner
Northern Gateway mixed-use scheme to start next March
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NewsPrivate sector construction continues upward trend
RICS survey signals second month of growth for private housing but public sector workloads dive
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NewsBinLaden to build 1km-high Kingdom Tower
Saudi prince strikes a £736m deal with BinLaden Group to construct the world’s tallest tower
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NewsCarillion signs off on £1.7bn hospital in Canada
PPP contract spans 30 years with construction starting this month
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NewsCuts in construction costs boost Taylor Wimpey profits
Housebuilder reports £28.9m pre-tax profit and operating margins of 9.3%
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NewsMorgan Sindall bags place on £150m schools framework
Framework is part of South Lanarkshire Council’s schools modernisation programme
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NewsBalfour inks deal on £230m street lighting contract
Contract to install 34,000 new lights is Balfour’s sixth street lighting PPP
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NewsUK construction industry reports solid rise in activity for July
Seventeenth successive rise in new business won according to latest PMI
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NewsNew York architect bags New Holland job
Brit David Chipperfield loses out to US firm WORKac in Russian competition organised by Architecture Foundation