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NewsMace boss reveals what he wanted to be when he grew up
In aid of charity LandAid, Mark Reynolds unveils his chosen profession and it is definitely not being Scottish
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Coleman & Company leaves Didcot job
The demolition specialist lost four men in the power station’s collapse earlier this year
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NewsCardy Construction went under owing £18m
Firm employed 100 people and was working with 100 subcontractors when it went into administration
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NewsUK economy the loser over delayed infrastructure projects, report says
Arcadis findings shows delays to planned infrastructure spend already cost the economy £6bn GDP in 2015/16
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NewsSalmond calls for parliament to move north
Former leader of the Scottish National Party says Liverpool or Manchester would be an ideal site to rebuild the Houses of Parliament
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NewsHS2 may have international search for its new CEO
Speculation grows that rail project will have to go overseas to replace chief executive Simon Kirby
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NewsNational Infrastructure Commission to be made 'permanent'
Chancellor announces commission will become an executive agency with own budget and “freedom”
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NewsNorthern Powerhouse outstrips London for planning decisions
But worries persist that under-resourced councils will hold up development
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NewsMake wants more work outside London
Ken Shuttleworth’s practice sees revenue jump a quarter last year
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NewsBouygues UK posts £19.4m pretax loss
The contractor has blamed the loss on ‘challenging’ market conditions
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NewsKier sells Mouchel Consulting to WSP
Construction group to make £40m profit from sale of 2,000-strong business
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NewsNAO report damns Garden Bridge finances
Investigation says scheme is £75m short of what it needs
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NewsBetter prison design ‘could halve’ assaults on staff
Gleeds-led report says design could also be used to reduce staff stress and reduce reoffending rates
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NewsBuilding industry condemns plans to list foreign workers
Proposals to ‘name and shame’ businesses could ‘reduce workforce numbers’, say key figures
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NewsChipperfield profits bounce back
Firm puts disappointing 2014 behind it as numbers for 2015 head north
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NewsOMA chosen for Bild publisher's office
Practice designs new building in Berlin to house 3,500 staff for German firm Axel Springer
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NewsWorker killed on M1 smart motorway site
It’s understood victim was subcontractor for Costain/Galliford Try JV
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NewsGrainger set for £60m London PRS scheme
Grainger said it will begin construction after getting the green light
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NewsThames Water picks £57m consultancy framework winners
Big name consultants among winners on water infrastructure framework
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NewsLaw firms to merge to create sixth largest in world
Three firms who deal with construction set to combine to create sixth largest by headcount