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NewsSeverfield-Rowen steels itself for cost reductions
Steel firm forecasts profit ahead of expectations for this year but warns of declining demand
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NewsSpending chiefs to speak at healthcare conference
Industry leaders will discuss delivery, best practice and tendering at Building event on 17 and 18 June
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NewsManchester seeks architects for £165m town hall complex
First design tenders go out for city council's five-year central Manchester scheme
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NewsHSE pre-empts safety budgets cuts
Safety body launched strategy to cut number of deaths and injuries in the workplace today
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NewsDaredevil craze hits Glasgow's newest bridge
Police step up patrols to prevent dangerous antics on 'squiggly bridge'
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NewsVideo: Housebuilder casts doubt on renewable add-ons
Stewart Milne Group says micro renewables on Sigma House at BRE did not perform as it had hoped
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NewsSandcastles share secret of green construction
Research reveals that having just the right amount of water is the key to maximising the strength of rammed earth
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NewsStalled £5bn colleges scheme hits more delays
Unexpected levels of funding applications will force majority of programmes to scale down
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NewsBored of boards
What a bore it is putting up scaffolding boards – and why bother one can manage fine without them, as this picture shows?
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NewsTop five reader comments: 2 June
Identifying the nub of the apprentice issue, shadows cast on our national sport, and more heat on the subject of ventilation
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NewsConstruction recession eased in May
Figures show activity continues to decline but rate is weakest for over a year
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NewsPierse Contracting goes into liquidation
Decision to liquidate £28m-turnover subsidiary of developer Pierse Group follows creditors' meeting yesterday
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NewsIrish architects outraged at 'exclusionary' competition rules
Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland may complain to Brussels over turnover restriction in Dublin competition
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NewsUS construction spending jumps
Spending unexpectedly hits eight-month peak after five consecutive monthly falls
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NewsPlumbers most likely to offer green advice
More than eight in 10 plumbers would offer advice on environmental efficiency, says new survey
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NewsEden project to tap Earth's heat
Cornwall attraction announces plan to bore up to 4km into ground to provide electricity and heating
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NewsFollow that Cabe - how many quangos do we need?
If you've lost count of all the government's myriad design bodies, here's a handy guide
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NewsHomebuyer lending increases
Number of loans also rises as £5bn lending in April soars 56% from November low
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NewsDubai to review 2015 strategic plan
Dubai prime minister admits in wide-ranging web chat that downturn will force a review