All Building articles in 11 March 2011 – Page 5
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CommentOFT reduced fines: A vindication for construction?
The Competition Appeal Tribunal described the fines as ’excessive’ but that doesn’t mean cover pricing is suddenly okay
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NewsShortlist for Infrastructure Project of the Year revealed
Five projects have made the Building Awards shortlist
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NewsUCATT considers appeal over void election
Union confirms it has no general secretary at present
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NewsBuilders broker 1% pay increase
Pay deal negotiated by transport union TGWU and the Federation of Master Builders
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NewsHuhne refuses to rule out nuclear delays
Energy secretary tells climate change committee to wait for Japan quake report
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NewsConstruction firms on course to halve waste by 2012
WRAP report reveals a decrease of 28% in construction, demolition and excavation waste
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News£700m east London super framework up for grabs
Five east London boroughs put out tender for housing, schools and general building work
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CBI demands mergers reform
The Confederation of British Industry calls for deregulation to stimulate mergers
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NewsCouncils to offer first-time buyers £70,000 deposits
Five local councils announce tie-up with Lloyds bank that provide buyers with a 20% deposit
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NewsMiller group sales down 15%
Miller reduced its loss before tax from £72m in 2009, to £58m in 2010
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NewsNetwork Rail lops off Welsh arm
Railway lines in Wales to be managed and maintained independently
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NewsMorrison family stumps up £8m to shore up RMJM
Rescue deal from RMJM’s owners designed to ease cashflow of troubled architect
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NewsWorkforce drops by 8,000 jobs
ONS figures show number of jobs in fourth quarter fell to 2,128,000
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NewsL&Q appoints contractors to £400m framework
Ten contractors on board for housing association’s development programme until 2015
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NewsCrossrail reveals full-size model of station platform
Mock-up will help engineers with design and specification of platforms
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NewsOlympic Park could be 'no-go zone' for low-income families
Coalition plan to charge tenants 80% of market rent would make housing around Olympic Park too expensive for most
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NewsFeed-in tariffs won't fund solar farms, says Huhne
Energy secretary says that feed in tariffs would allow solar arrays of around two
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NewsSIG feels winter chill as it posts £77m loss
An extreme winter and restructuring costs hit interiors firm
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NewsEaga secures £300m solar project funding
Eaga has secured financing to help fund the installation of solar PV panels on 30,000 homes