All Building articles in 2004 issue 24 – Page 3
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NewsResignation adds to Jarvis' woes
Rob Johnson has resigned from beleaguered support services group Jarvis, four months after he became chief executive of the accommodation services division.
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Civil engineers call for urgent action over waste
The government will have to build up to 2300 waste treatment plants by 2020 to cope with Britain's growing rubbish mountain, according to the Institution of Civil Engineers.
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Comment
The accidental jurist
If a party makes a mistake about what it is agreeing to, what are its chances of wriggling out? The Appeal Court has just made a controversial ruling on this point
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Comment
Something about Germany
Europe's economic engine is once again in gear, but any UK firms thinking of returning to the market need to know about some recent changes in the law
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NewsLast ditch bid to halt T5 and Wembley strikes
As Building went to press on Wednesday employers made a last minute pay offer to unions to avert strike action at Heathrow Terminal 5 and Wembley.
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CBI boss sets transport target of 250bn
Digby Jones, the director-general of the CBI, has called on the government to ensure that at least £250bn of public and private money is spent on transport over the next 10 years.
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Industry fury over Lenard's '1980s' jibe
The construction industry has reacted angrily to Constructing Excellence chief executive Dennis Lenard's comments that, technically, construction is "stuck in the 1980s".
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NewsFormer NBA Quantum boss plans £100m start-up
David Ridley, ambitious chairman of dispute resolution specialist, leaves to set up support services group
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Embassy jobs delayed 10 months
Construction work on a new British embassy in Morocco and a refurbishment of the ambassador's residence in Moscow have been shelved until next April
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Berkeley sued for 100,000
A Court battle between Berkeley Homes and the owner of the Dover Street restaurant in central London over five allegedly defective flats is to be heard on 16 July.
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Features
Bovis' lead over Laing in annual chart tops 700m
Contractor wins £186m work in May to return to top of monthly league, as 2003/04 orders rise above £2bn
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