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NewsAceramais Holdings vs Hadleigh Partnerships: Contracts in writing
Our Fenwick Elliott expert discusses a dispute over whether there was a contract and writing, and other issues
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NewsOFT bid-rigging fines out tomorrow
Contractors will find out the amounts they will be fined for being involved in cover-pricing
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NewsPassivhaus diaries, part 10: The roof
This week we focus on minimising thermal bridging at the junctions between the roof and the walls
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NewsLib Dems want £1m-property tax
Nick Clegg to announce 0.5% levy on most valuable homes at party's annual conference
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NewsLand Secs sells share of Bullring for £210m
Developer has sold its one third ownership of Birmingham shopping centre to Australian government investment fund
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NewsHCA reveals plans to kickstart private rental initiative
Chief executive says homes agency aims to provide a ‘menu of options’ to support those interested in the scheme
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NewsMortgages fall 13% in August
Figures from Council of Mortgage Lenders show a decline on lending in July but underlying lending has 'stabilised'
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NewsCabe's party games
A giant jigsaw took centre stage at the design watchdog's 10th birthday celebrations at the Saatchi gallery
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Couple plan £90m hotel on derelict Soho site
Husband and wife team to develop London boutique hotel and housing on site left untouched since the Blitz
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In with the old
Reusing existing buildings is set to be the next big thing because it is greener and cheaper than new build
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Tender of the day: £8.5m demolition and extension in Canterbury
Tender for Beaney Institute contract closes on 2 October
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NewsAn apprentice's tale
When Allan Lamb was laid off at the end of last year, his career was put on hold, but thanks to the apprenticeship matching service he has found a new job
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NewsFoster + Partners in bid to build in outer space
Practice joins European consortium interested in investigating idea of settlements on the Moon
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NewsOlympic bosses fight over shock maintenance bill
ODA and Locog lock horns over ‘£90m’ cost of running facilities between completion and Games
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NewsRemembering 9/11: September 11 Memorial
The final elements of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum wez`re unveiled in New York this week
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NewsThe bat cave: Architecturally-designed bat home
London’s first architect-designed home for bats opened this week at the London Wetland Centre in Barnes
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NewsRichard Rogers to quit London mayor's design advisor role
Architect to relinquish positions on Boris Johnson’s design advisory and Great Spaces panels
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NewsFormer Alfred McAlpine directors jailed for fraud
Senior construction executives made up about £10m of expected payments, and deceived auditors by showing them stockpiles of slate with the other crates empty
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NewsPay deal staves off power station strikes
Electrical Construction Industry Association and unions came to agreement over salary rise last night
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NewsMinisters plan spending cuts
Chancellor holds series of cabinet meetings to identify which programmes to target