All Building articles in 2006 issue 03 – Page 2
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NewsBarratt private housing completions fall by 1%
"Testing" private market partly offset by 14% rise in social housing completions.
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NewsWolseley's recent shopping spree tops £436m
Wolsley acquisitions since start of year now at £436m while trading profit jumps 20%.
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NewsBarratt finance director steps down
Colin Dearlove will be replaced by former director of Abbey National Mark Pain.
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Stanhope and Chelsfield Partners bid for Euston project
Network Rail considers the two bids for overhaul of 15-acre site around Euston station.
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NewsEmcor appoint new boss at facilities business
Emcor Group appoints Christopher Chater-Poole as managing director of Emcor Facilities Services.
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G&T managing partner enjoys a very lucrative year
Peter Sanders' £751,000 salary, reported in the group accounts, reveals him as one of the industry's top earners
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NewsTreasury rethinks PFI as Barts hangs in the balance
Radical changes in procurement policy mooted as contractors anxiously await news of St Bartholomew's.
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NewsMinister backs specialists in row over fair payments
Subcontractors elated over the DTI's proposed changes to the Construction Act; contractors call plans a ‘burden'
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Buro Happold to double size of US workforce to 120
Engineer to open larger officer in New York as it moves to reduce dependence on UK market
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FeaturesInto the volcano
In the Spanish resort of Tenerife, local architect Fernando Menis has created an arts centre that brilliantly evokes the island's mountains, cliffs, beaches and ocean
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CommentIf there must be sport …
If we really have to have beach volleyball and synchronised swimming in our capital, can we get our architects to make sure that they're staged in style?
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CommentLoss leader
Marks & Spencer has won a tax case allowing it to use losses made by Europe subsidiaries to cut its UK tax bill. So what does that mean for construction firms?
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CommentMr Jackson's justice
Up until now, PFI contracts have contained clauses intended to separate contractors from their statutory rights. This is not lawful
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Reshuffle at Miller Homes
Miller Group, the Scottish housebuilder, contractor and commercial developer, has restructured its housebuilding business after its £264m acquisition of Fairclough Homes last September.
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NewsHandy for the shops …
Australian retail developer Westfield could include housing around its £1.5bn White City shopping centre in west London.
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NewsThe Heron takes flight
Heron Tower, the London office block designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, was granted planning permission this week.
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FeaturesIt's feeding time
Mergermania hit construction in 2005. Now the predators are circling again in contracting, consulting, housebuilding and building materials. Angela Monaghan and Mark Leftly ask who'll get snapped up next - and who'll do the snapping
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