All Building articles in 2001 issue 37 – Page 3
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News
Man who posed as architect convicted
The Architects Registration Board, the profession's statutory regulator, has secured a criminal conviction against a man posing as an architect.
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Features
Appointments
ContractorsAshe Construction has promoted Chris Horsfield to contracts director in its London office. In Southampton, Mervyn Butler has been appointed managing director and Clive Harris has been made regional manager.Morgan Lovell has appointed Richard Sanderson (right) head of furniture. Paul Jagger has been appointed estimating and marketing director of JJ ...
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The search for answers
The industry was this week grappling with the implications for the future design of tall buildings after the horrific terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
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Features
A cure for all ills?
Health and education are the focus of the second in our three-part series on Tony Blair's public spending plans. We examine Labour's £8.5bn schools investment. But of all the government's pledges, its plans to transform the NHS are the most expensive, ambitious and controversial. With PFI and PPP under attack, ...
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Galliford Try: profit down 50% after merger
Housebuilder Galliford Try this week reported that pre-tax profit had fallen by more than half in the year to June. The group's profit fell to £4.9m as a result of merger costs and a multimillion-pound contract loss in Northamptonshire. The fall comes despite a rise in turnover of 25% to ...
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News
Carillion axes up to 400 staff
Carillion will make up to 400 people redundant as it cuts costs and streamlines its construction arm.
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Amey's profit climbs 40% to £13m
Support services group Amey has posted a strong set of interim results, with pre-tax profit climbing 40% to £12.9m, despite a year of controversy over its accounting policies and contract losses.
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Carillion wins £100m PFI university job
a Carillion-led consortium has been named as preferred bidder for a £100m PFI project at the University of Hertfordshire, as predicted in Building last month.
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