All Building articles in 16 November 2012
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NewsGovernment construction tsar seeks expert adviser
The Cabinet Office is seeking a new deputy director of construction, who will report into the government’s new chief construction adviser Peter Hansford
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NewsBlacklisting occurred on 'host of major public projects'
Former boss of blacklisting organisation says he provided services for contractors working on major public projects, including London 2012
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NewsBam to build £35.5m sports centre
Bam Construction has won the job to build a £35.5m sports centre in Huddersfield
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NewsMcAleer & Rushe tipped for £56m Bournemouth hotel
Exclusive: Northern Irish contractor favourite for hotel and apartment complex at Terrace Mount in Bournemouth
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NewsMace confirms leadership handover
Mark Reynolds to takeover from Stephen Pycroft as chief executive on 1 January, with Jason Millet also taking on a new role
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NewsGovernment electricity reforms 'damaging investor confidence'
Energy secretary delays plans for binding carbon targets for 2030
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NewsSweett Group back in the black
Consultant posts £1.6m profit for first half of the year as cost-cutting and sale of PFI assets boosts performance
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NewsBuilding journalists win top awards
Building journalists win feature writer and news reporter gongs at International Building Press journalism awards
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NewsG&T bags Southbank Centre transformation role
Consultant will act as cost manager on £43m revamp
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NewsClegg announces £225m housing boost
Deputy prime minister announcse cash to unlock stalled developments and help deliver up to 48,600 homes
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NewsCH2M Hill appoints new MD for Europe
Mark Fallon moves from head of consultant’s nuclear business
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NewsGovernment unveils £412m college pipeline
Government to provide £110m injection while colleges are investing £330m in projects
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NewsOverseas growth boosts G&T results
International revenue up a fifth as consultant posts solid results
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NewsSizewell nuclear project to create 5,600 jobs
EDF Energy sets out plans for transportation of materials to the site and worker accommodation
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NewsRoad project timescales to be halved
Government promises new approach to road construction including 24-hour working
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NewsEarls Court redevelopment wins planning
Developer Capco wins approval from second London borough for £8bn scheme to redevelop Earls Court
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NewsJestico + Whiles wins planning for Hackney school
Jestico + Whiles have secured planning consent for a new Sixth Form Centre at Stoke Newington School in Hackney, east London
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NewsM&E firm Hills Building Services goes under
London-based £5m-turnover firm enters voluntary liquidation
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NewsBouygues wins £50m towers project in Southampton
Scheme, by subsidary Warings, to include three towers within Admiral’s Quay development
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NewsCity regulator will take no action against Connaught bosses
FSA concludes investigation into collapsed social housing contractor saying it did not find “sufficient evidence” to pursue former executives