All Building articles in 2003 issue 04 – Page 3
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Back to basics
What is a construction contract? Oddly enough, we're still struggling with that one – and as for agreeing what constitutes reasonable remuneration for work, well …
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Tube set to remain in state ownership until autumn
The transfer of London Underground from government ownership to Transport for London, the body responsible for transport in the capital, will be delayed until at least the summer, and possibly the autumn, it emerged this week.
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NewsAukett's results are 'poorest for many years'
Aukett, The UK's only listed architect, issued its worst annual results for years this week, posting a pre-tax loss of more than £2.4m.
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Rogers is back on Welsh assembly
Richard Rogers is back on board to design the much-delayed Welsh assembly scheme, 18 months after his practice was sacked from the project when it overran the £27m budget, writes Clive Betts in Cardiff.
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John Armitt's coup
Network Rail wants to end the contract culture by taking on the role of contractor and subcontractor. Could this be the end of the line for disputes?
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NewsYJL fit-out arm raises profit forecast
Cornhill Interiors, the London fit-out arm of contractor YJL, has raised its projected future turnover figures, less than a year after launch.
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Amey to clarify cash position
Shareholders in Amey expect to receive information clarifying the financial position of the beleaguered support services group by today.
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Unprecedented agreement
I started to read Nick Henchie's article "Redmond's recipe for fudge" (6 December 2002, page 46) with some trepidation, as I have not previously agreed with many of his pieces on adjudicators' decisions.
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Rail labour agency hits the buffers
Collapse of Fastrack means 150 workers face loss of thousands of pounds of pay.
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Jailed director released after three days
The jailed director of Irish housebuilder Kilkishen Homes has been granted a reprieve after spending three days in prison.
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Resolutions for adjudicators
A series of articles in Building (John Redmond, 8 November, page 55; Tony Bingham and Nick Henchie, 6 December, page 46) caught my attention.
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Curzon Holdings to axe 50 jobs
Curzon Holdings, the parent company of fit-out specialist Jarvis Newman, is to lay off one-seventh of its workforce.
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Carillion in £100m cliffhanger
Contractor Carillion could seal two major central London contracts worth a total of £100m in the next month.
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