All Building articles in 01 July 2011 – Page 2
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BuildingTV: How Wiggins stays cool in the Velodrome: part 2
BDSP explains how track temperature at the 2012 London Velodrome is tightly controlled using services hidden beneath the terraced seating
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House prices rose 1.2% in June, says Halifax
Early summer saw modest recovery in house prices to UK-wide average of £163,049
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Network Rail submits plans for London Bridge
If Southwark Council approves plans, work will start in 2013 on concorse the size of Wembley stadium
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McLaren bags three contracts on £41m scheme
Mixed-use project in East London will include over 100 apartments and a Tesco
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Capita Symonds wins Airbus contract
Consultant will provide design and management for new and refurbished buildings on campus development.
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Balfour ploughs cash into growth
Contractor says acquisitions and investment will see £340m cash pile fall
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DfT stumps up £155m for transport schemes
Low carbon schemes will include new stations and infrastructure works
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OPLC investigates secret payment scandal
Executive Dionne Knight allegedy received payments from West Ham United
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National Grid clears way for 800 homes
Energy provider to decommission gas holders next to Battersea Power Station
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Persimmon chief says market is stabilizing
Farley is confident despite posting a fall in turnover and completions
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Interserve bags £6.5m Lewisham Council contract
Building and maintenance services contract covers 158 buildings in borough
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Court approves £32m refurb of Old Trafford
Derwent’s objection against development of cricket ground is dismissed
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Competition squeezes Morgan Sindall margins
But firm reports increase trading in line with expectations as it reveals place on £1.2bn Gatwick framework
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Government admits benefit cut endangers new homes
Leaked letter shows benefit cap could prevent 40% of planned affordable homes
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£21bn of residential schemes planned for London
EC Harris’ report shows a potential 9,000 units delivered in the capital over the next nine years
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June sees highest job cuts since January
A fall in new orders and slow output growth have dented confidence in the sector
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West Ham hits back at Olympic payment accusations
The club has denied making secret payments to an Olympic Park Legacy Company executive to win the stadium bid