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NewsConstruction returns to growth in May
Residential building growth helps output rise for first time in six months, according to Markit/CIPS
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NewsUS firm eyes Balfour Beatty Workplace
New York-based CD R eyes merger of Balfour Beatty and Rentokil’s FM divisions
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NewsWYG back in the black
Consultant posts profit of £700k after stronger than expected performance
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NewsSeverfield-Rowen loss hits £29m
Steel giant reports loss after “most challenging period” in firm’s history
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NewsUnion launches blacklist High Court action
Contractors including Carillion, Sir Robert McAlpine and Kier targeted in legal action lodged by the GMB on behalf of construction workers
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NewsFormer Taylor Woodrow chairman dies
Sir Frank Gibb, a former chairman and chief executive of Taylor Woodrow, has died, aged 85
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NewsLord Sugar backs green energy target
Alan Sugar says he is “disappointed” the government has not “seized the opportunity” to stimulate green investment in the UK
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NewsLabour calls for £10bn housing boost
Shadow chancellor says short-term rise in borrowing to fund £10bn investment in housebuilding would boost economic growth
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NewsBAM starts work on Brum sport centre
Contractor begins £26m National Indoor Arena redevelopment job this month
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NewsGovernment cuts £1.7bn in costs from major projects
Figures show £1.7bn saved from major projects as part of an efficiency drive that realised £10bn in savings across Whitehall last year
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NewsCostain wins place on £200m TfL framework
Contract among four to be appointed to carry out structural work cross the capital
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NewsGreen Deal pioneer enters administration
Cornish firm had signed an agreement with government to be one of the first to roll out the Green Deal
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NewsMiller set to build £50m Inverness college
Firm is co-investor in scheme, delivered through innovative financing deal
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NewsThousand tonne bridge moved into place in Nottingham
Watch a timelapse film of a 1,100 tonne bridge being manoeuvred into position over a live railway line in Nottingham
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NewsCrossrail tunnelling machine reaches Canary Wharf
Breakthrough into the station box hailed as a milestone for the project
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NewsWillmott Dixon confirmed for £46m Brum campus
Contractor retained for second phase of Birmingham City University project
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NewsDemolition firm fined after worker crushed
Court action after worker seriously hurt by concrete-crushing machine
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NewsGovernment cuts held back construction growth
Trade union report argues drop in government spending on capital projects has stunted economic growth
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NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in April
Daily sales are down from this time last year but registrations and completions are up across the board