All Breaking news articles – Page 889
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NewsStrong student lettings boost Unite
Rising property values help insulate developer from worst of recession
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NewsFull steam ahead for expansion plans, says Sainsbury's
Food retailer on track for 15% expansion despite sales slowdown
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NewsSir Michael Latham to step down from ConstructionSkills
Applications are being sought for the next chairman of the industry training body
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NewsWorst of the recesssion is over, says Tesco boss
Sir Terry Leahy celebrates 'solid' performance as retailer posts £1.2bn pre-tax profit
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NewsConservatives reiterate commitment to scrapping Heathrow expansion
Shadow transport secretary says there is 'no doubt whatsoever' there will be no third runway at the airport if the party is elected
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NewsOsborne: Tories to cut £23bn of public budget
Shadow chancellor says country is ‘sinking in sea of debt’ and outlines plans to raise retirement age, cap pensions and freeze public sector pay to cut costs
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NewsTories to fine for roadwork overruns
Shadow transport secretary says firms that overrun would pay rent for the space they are working on under Conservative government
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NewsCoinford bags groundworks job on £1bn Kidbrooke scheme
Contractor wins work for Berkeley Homes regeneration project in south-east London
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NewsTories pledge to 'green' existing homes
Grant Shapps says employers will help improve energy efficiency of their staff's homes under Carbon Cooperation Plan
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NewsThree vie for £300m BSF contract
Wandsworth council picks Bovis Lendlease, Galliford Try and Willmott Dixon to enter competitive dialogue to work on 16 secondary schools
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NewsDouglas set to leave Laing O'Rourke, say reports
Tony Douglas is frustrated at not being given more responsibility, according to Guardian
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NewsMouchel suffers £15m unpaid fees in Middle East
Consultant engineer posts £13.5m loss after 'difficult' year
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NewsBalfour Beatty appointed on £450m BSF
Contractor is selected as preferred bidder by Blackburn with Darwen and Bolton Councils
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NewsBalfour Beatty's £1.4m award upheld after legal wrangle with Shepherd
Mr Justice Akenhead enforces adjudicator's decision, despite criticizing it for poor grammar and “unconventional sentence structure”
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NewsJohnson pleads for Crossrail's survival
London mayor makes case for Tories to maintain spending on major infrastructure projects while cutting costs elsewhere
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NewsCameron reveals business tax breaks
Tories unveil package of measures to create jobs, which includes waiving national insurance contributions for first 10 employees
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NewsEngineering workers reject 2% pay offer
GMB members have rejected 'final offer' from Engineering and Construction Industry Association, sparking fears of strikes at power stations
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NewsScott Wilson scoops £5m Mersey estuary job
Consulting engineer will prepare feasibility study for harnessing tidal energy and then select scheme with most potential
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NewsDeveloper at Cityscape seeks partners for Iraq schemes
Atconz Real Estate is already building 1,565-home development in ‘new emerging market’
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NewsOffice of Metropolitan Architecture opens in Hong Kong
Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas’ practice will employ about 25 architects and urban planners in new office