All Building articles in 2004 issue 46 – Page 3
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News
Crest Nicholson feeling bright
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson this week issued an upbeat trading update, despite negative speculation engulfing the sector.
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Crest Nicholson feeling bright despite gloom
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson this week issued an upbeat trading update, despite negative speculation engulfing the sector.
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NewsJarvis still feeling the strain as three more bosses leave
Heads of road division and track renewal believed to have been made redundant as part of wider restructuring
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NewsJarvis still feeling the strain as three more bosses leave
Heads of road division and track renewal believed to have been made redundant as part of wider restructuring
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Comment
Wonders & blunders
Two London residences make up Michael Winner’s choices – one of which he liked so much that he bought it himself
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Comment
Further to Mr Bingham …
nd talking of Amec vs Whitefriars, here’s some other aspects of the case that Tony Bingham didn’t cover – such as the ‘bullying’ of the adjudicator
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Internal Bath Spa report criticises Grimshaw
Architect Grimshaw has been dealt a blow in the Bath Spa saga after the local council’s internal report suggested that the latest disaster to befall the project could be caused by design problems, writes George Hay.
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Building does the double in magazine awards
Building has been named subscription magazine of the year at the Periodical Publishers Association awards.
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Last chance to enter the Building Awards
The closing date for entries into the Building Awards is Friday 26 November 2004, so if you have not already done so, you have one week to get your entries to us.
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Riot-hit detention centre was ‘astonishingly flimsy’
The Ombudsman for Prisons and Probation this week condemned the standard of design and construction at a detention centre where a riot broke out, saying that this contributed a great deal to the extent of the damage it suffered.
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Assembly raises housing stakes with plan for referendum
The South East England Regional Assembly is to hold a referendum of the 4.5 million householders in the region to find out how many extra homes they want.
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Midlands growth area gets planning body
A third urban development corporation is set to be established after a government select committee gave proposals for the Milton Keynes growth area the green light.
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CommentOpen mike: The QS’s apprentice
The increasing amount of debt carried by today’s graduates creates an opportunity to reshape the early relationship between employer and employee …
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NewsAmec to relist as support services company
Amec is moving away from its construction roots by relisting as a support services company on the London Stock Exchange
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NewsAmec to relist as support services company
Amec is moving away from its construction roots by relisting as a support services company on the London Stock Exchange.
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Features
A nip in the air
In this month’s Tracker, Experian Business Strategies division reports that growth in orders is slowing and the activity growth rate is expected to fall over the three months to December
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On-line aid for clients
The Construction Clients Group will next week launch a free web-based tool to encourage more clients to embrace the principles of Rethinking Construction, the 1998 report on the industry by Sir John Egan.
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Whitehall set to adopt partnering
Savings of up to 22% being made by the Department for Work and Pensions on its £700m overhaul of job centres and benefits offices could lead to other government departments adopting the same partnering-style framework deal.
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Industry calls for end to European procurement abuse
Report reveals that British companies are losing out on European contracts because clients flout directives
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