All Breaking news articles – Page 788
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ISG to build Victorian 'energy house'
Contractor brought in to help Salford University identify best ways of greening pre-1920 properties
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NewsNHS bids to renegotiate £65bn PFI contracts
Hospitals bill too high in face of spending cuts, leading figures warn
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NewsIndustry body to research low cost eco-measures
The Energy Technologies Institute will look at eco-refurbishment and retrofitting of existing properties
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Shapps: scrapped schemes 'a good thing'
Housing minister says councils will replace ’unsustainable’ developments after ’shake-out’
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NewsCyril Sweett postpones bonus scheme as targets are missed
Cyril Sweett dropped plans to reintroduce an executive bonus scheme in 2010 after bosses failed to meet profit-related performance targets
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O’Rourke to refight marina battle
Laing O’Rourke’s development arm is preparing to go back into battle with Brighton council to win permission for a £450m marina scheme, despite spending millions on an unsuccessful attempt
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NewsTop QSs fear drop in Aecom work after DL takeover
EC Harris, Cyril Sweett, T&T and G&T seek reassurances that they will not be frozen out of work
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NewsClients wary of Davis Langdon deal with Aecom
Clients have reacted with a mixture of scepticism and anger to Aecom’s £204m takeover of Davis Langdon, with one senior figure labelling the move “unfortunate” and a “pity”
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Academies on danger list ask 'what must we do to survive?'
Gove attacked for failing to tell academy schemes worth £1.8bn what cuts they have to make
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NewsVocational training attracts 100,000 would-be electricians
The UK workforce has turned to vocational training in the downturn with sparkies being the most popular choice.
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News£77m B&Q centre gets go-ahead
A huge new B&Q distribution centre has been told ’you can do it’ by planning officers at Swindon council.
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NewsConstruction redundancies drop 23%
The number of redundancies has dropped for the fourth succcessive quarter
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NewsLondon's social housing powers to be passed to councils
The Greater London Authority has written to councils explaining their new social housing responsibilities
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NewsConstruction output forecast to hit new low in 2011
The construction sector will reach its nadir in 2011 as public sector money dries up, according to new data
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NewsWeston Homes snaps up two sites and plans 250 homes
Sites in Uxbridge and Grays have a potential development value of £38m
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NewsRok shares tumble after suspension of FD
Chief executive Garvis Snook says he feels ’hugely let down’ as he reveals £8.5m hole in accounts
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NewsWYG opens in South Africa and Croatia
Engineering consultant also reorganises business around four skill areas
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NewsMcInerney looks for €40m rescue
Troubled housebuilder turns to US private equity group for cash injection
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NewsBalfour Beatty profit jumps 32% to £141m
Better than expected results helped by Parsons Brinkerhoff acquisition
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Rok suspends finance chief
’Serious failings’ in financial controls leads to profit warning and suspension