All Breaking news articles – Page 900
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NewsGalliford Try plans £119m rights issue to boost housebuilding
Group plans housebuilding expansion to exploit recovering market after posting £27m full-year loss
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NewsNetwork Rail set to sack 750 subbies
Rail operator follows 1,800 in-house redundancies with large reduction of self-employed workforce
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NewsAuthorities arrest 21 people in dawn raids
Cash and class A drugs seized by officers investigating multimillion-pound construction fraud
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NewsLSC approves £10m for training centres
Cathall Road scheme in Waltham Forest will benefit from government skills and employment push
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NewsUK job market shows 'signs of recovery'
Report shows marginal increase in appointments although construction lags behind other sectors
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NewsUK firms awarded £5bn of London Olympic contracts
New figures show over 1,000 UK firms have won work on building 2012 venues and infrastructure
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NewsCouncils set to build 2,000 more homes
Government green-lights building programme as Audit Commission calls for focus on improving existing housing stock
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NewsComplaint upheld against architects' reform group ad
ARB Reform Group's ad was 'likely to mislead', rules Advertising Standards Authority
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NewsBerkeley on target to hit profit forecasts
Group says £300m net cash could be used to make more site acquisitions as market stabilises
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NewsSquatters take over £50m Mayfair mansions
Wealthy young squatters plan to open their 'home' to the public to showcase their artwork
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NewsRICS reports rise in demand for rented homes
Surveyors witness increase in number of prospective renters of UK housing
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NewsUK scoops three Worldskills medals
Young construction workers pick up gold and bronze prizes at biennial event in Canada
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NewsKier buys 64% stake in Kent schools partnership
Group is already principal supply chain partner but will be manager and co-owner of local education partnership after £4.2m purchase
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NewsTwo firms fined after teenage worker's accident
Scottish contractors to pay out £9,000 after 19-year-old labourer fell nearly 10m through factory roof
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NewsLate payment overseas hits UK engineers
Survey shows nearly 80% of consultants struggle to get paid abroad, while 68% have cut staff
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NewsOrigami inspires BIG's Chinese sustainable skyscraper
Danish architect is working with Arup to create folded-skin facade for energy firm's new HQ
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NewsTories slam BSF for overspending and inefficiency
Too much spent on consultants and too few schools improved, claim Conservatives
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NewsGalliford Try firm wins place on Scottish Water's £2bn framework
Contractor's Scottish infrastructure arm, Morrison Construction, is named as one of 17 delivery partners
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NewsTfL takes out £1bn loan to finance Crossrail
London mayor voices delight as European Investment Bank stumps up cash to fund part of transport mega-project