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NewsEmergency Budget as it happened
Chancellor George Osborne unveils his Emergency Budget in the House of Commons
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NewsRIBA fears double-dip recession as workloads fall
Index measuring architect workloads falls for third month in a row
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NewsGalliford Try appoints Greg Locke as regional MD
Former chief executive of David Wilson Homes will take control of the South West and Midlands division
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NewsBudget reaction: Industry responds to tax rises and spending cuts
Construction industry reacts to tax and expenditure changes announced in the Emergency Budget
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Turner & Townsend appoints director for Russia
Consultant hires a new general director for Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States
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NewsIndustry fears for R&D tax breaks
Government to review support of research and development and student scholarships
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NewsEU to ban entry of illegal timber
New rules expected from July to outlaw importing timber chopped down illegally outside the EU
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NewsNorcos appoint Nick Kelsall as chief executive
The group finace director will succeed Joe Mathews in April 2011
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NewsInterserve finance director resigns for pub job
Tim Jones will also be financial director at Mitchells & Butler
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NewsAlsop opens London Festival of Architecture
Will Alsop, Paul Finch and Roger Zogolovitch lead procession up Regent Street to celebrate the work of John Nash
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NewsColleges to bid for share of £50m capital fund
Education minister announces two renewal grants, but projects must be complete by September 2011
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NewsBalfour Beatty scoops work on Derby's £231m BSF scheme
Contractor to carry out construction and facilities management on 14 schools
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Morgan Sindall wins £95.4m health job
Contract involves design and build of mental health facilities at two hospitals in Scotland
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NewsApprentices win right to minimum wage
Government accepts recommendation to pay apprentices £2.50 an hour, while increasing rates for other workers
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News3XN wins landmark project in Stockholm
Danish architect to design entrance to Vällingby Parkstad in Swedish capital
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BFI's £90m fim centre in doubt
Plans to appoint architect and contractor put on hold as project loses £45m in government funding
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Green light for £1.4bn of health and transport projects
Royal Liverpool University Hospital is biggest health scheme to survive government cutbacks
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Industry fears for future of BSF
Construction leaders say school building programme is in Treasury’s sights
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Will Alsop to open the London Festival of Architecture
Dressed as influential town planner John Nash the architect will open the event on 19 June