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FeaturesBuilding's Review of the Year 2008
We know, we know, the year we’ve just had was about as enjoyable as the tooth-drilling scene from Marathon Man. But it was certainly dramatic, and if you look hard enough, you might even find one or two Frank Capra moments to celebrate. Building presses the rewind button
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Fears for future as 600 trainees are laid off
Training body ConstructionSkills has revealed that 610 apprentices from its 11,000-strong programme have been laid off since July
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Le Corbusier: The Art of Architecture - until 18 January 2009
RIBA organises an exploration of the career of iconic architect
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British Land names Chris Grigg as new chief exec
Former chief of Barclays Commercial Bank will take up new post in January
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NewsHOK poaches John McAslan's heritage expert
Architect who helped redesign Roundhouse and Trellick Tower moves to HOK
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NewsMace waves off four board directors
Consultant says move is 'part of succession planning' in wake of 2001 management buyout
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NewsTfL cuts jobs in restructure to save £2.4bn
But chief Hendy says Crossrail could provide new roles for some redundant staff
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NewsMass redundancies at MJ Gleeson as chief executive resigns
Over 170 jobs axed as total workforce falls to 50 from total headcount of over 600 at start of 2008
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NewsRisky business?
Cluttons' new partner on his first week on the job and reasons to be cheerful despite the recession
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NewsFormer BDP chairman Nick Terry dies at 61
Nick Terry, the former chairman of Building Design Partnership, has died aged 61.
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HSE names construction head
An internal candidate has been named as chief inspector for construction at the Health and Safety Executive
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NewsHill appoints new director for London office
The chartered civil engineer will direct consultant's LAS/PFI/PPP group
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NewsSteelworkers seek pay cut to save jobs
Unions representing 25,000 Corus staff put proposal to management
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Construction bosses most likely to bribe, says survey
Sector named the most likely to issue bribes and influence power with money, says anti-corruption group
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NewsPhase One goes back to school at Westminster Academy
The Stirling prize-nominated building plays host to over 100 new professionals from across the construction industry
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NewsCyril Sweett in job cut talks
Despite strong results company says it needs to reshape business to match order book
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NewsDavid Ross forced to resign as Boris Johnson's Olympic adviser
Carphone Warehouse founder emails Olympic minister Tessa Jowell tendering his resignation
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NewsUcatt welcomes government boost for apprenticeships
Union says strong action is the only way to tackle the construction skills shortage