All Building articles in 01 April 2011 – Page 3
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Housebuilder McInerney goes under
Deal will see a third of sites and social housing business continue
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Government blocks RDA land transfers
Business department says councils can’t get cut price government land
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Costain: We won't bid for Mouchel again
Contractor makes announcement following rejection by Mouchel of a total of four Costain bids
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North Midland revenue and profits up
But contractor announces its building division is up for review after posting losses
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RIBA president refuses to deny board rumours
Ruth Reed emails members but fails to deny reports of failed no-confidence bid
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Construction activity surge continues
Latest CIPS/Markit survey shows sector continued to perform strongly in March
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Leadbitter wins £49m Cornwall campus job
Contractor to build facilities for the University of Exeter and University College Falmouth
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Interserve bags £108m defence contract
Two-year extension agreed with Defence Infrastructure Organisation
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Former Powergen boss to head nuclear regulator
Nick Baldwin to be interim chair of Office for Nuclear Regulation
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Construction worker injured after drowning rescue attempt
Workers dive into rough seas to aid a drowning walker off the Sussex coast
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Features
First Impressions: Rogers' One Hyde Park
Our new student panel discuss the Rogers Stirk Harbour and Candy & Candy designed Knightsbridge luxury residential building
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Design Council opens "root and branch" review of Cabe
Consultation starts as two bodies formally merge
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NHS Trust sets up consultant framework
London hospitals wants experts to design secure mental health accommodation
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Comment
Sustainability on a shoestring
The Budget didn’t do much to raise Pascale Scheurer’s hopes for the future of the industry. Here she considers what has changed and what you can do to mitigate the effects
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Comment
Suspend reality
Make sure you’re clear on the terms of a contract before suspending for non-payment. If you get it wrong, you could end up being burned
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Pritzker prize winner
Portugese architect, Eduardo Souto de Moura, has been awarded the highest honour in architecture: the Pritzker prize.The 58-year-old architect who designed Braga stadium (pictured) and the Burgo Tower in Porto, will receive a $100,000 grant and a bronze medallion. He is the second Portugese architect to win the prize, following ...
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Mansion tax looms
Business secretary Vince Cable is in discussions with chancellor George Osborne to re-open the possibility of a “mansion tax” on homes worth more than £1m.