All Building articles in 2004 issue 22 – Page 3
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Rail incident triggers Balfour safety review
Rail contractor Balfour Beatty has revised its working practices after an incident in south London involving workers and an engineering train
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NewsGovernment backs fire escape lifts for high-rises
The use of protected lifts to empty tall buildings could cut evacuation times by up to 40%
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Babcock sticks to its offer
The spat between senior management at Peterhouse, the infrastructure group, has intensified after Babcock International refused to increase its £95m bid.
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NewsPaddington PFI hospital plan attacked in Commons
West London MP John Randall cites evidence in Building investigation as he calls for inquiry into health scheme
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Franklin + Andrews wins gold
The sport and leisure arm of QS Franklin + Andrews has been appointed cost consultant for London's bid to host the Olympics and Paralympics in 2012.
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NewsRogers could lose advisory role
Lord Rogers is set to lose his role as chief adviser on architecture and urbanism to the London mayor if Ken Livingstone is not re-elected next week
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NewsBalfour buys 50% stake in Hong Kong contractor
Balfour Beatty's £36m acquisition of Gammon Skanska raises turnover in Hong Kong to £500m
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Adjudications torn up in £4m Jarvis rail dispute
Troubled rail company Jarvis is locked in a legal battle with rail communications specialist Alstom Signalling over the £90m extension to the Tyne and Wear Metro to Sunderland.
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Features
Cost update: June 2004
This quarter, Davis Langdon tots up what it costs to improve access to your building. And over the page, why the price of fuel has exploded, plus find out what the going rate is for a plumber or labourer …
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20% of Scots firms are short of workers
Nearly one in five construction employers in Scotland have vacancies, according to a survey for CITBConstructionSkills.
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Raven Mount makes loss of £2.1m
Upmarket housebuilder Raven Mount has announced a pre-tax loss of £2.1m for last year, after a pre-tax profit of £3.8m in 2002. Turnover fell by more than £6m to £59.4m.
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NewsKing's Cross £1.5bn slow train ready to depart: arrives 2019
Developer seeks permission for 743,000 m2 mixed-use regeneration of King's Cross railway land, starting in 2007
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