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NewsCostain says sites settling down after covid-19 low
Trading update says its has close to £100m cash in bank
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NewsNAO criticises rate of progress to replace ACM cladding on private resi towers
Spending watchdog says government expects to foot the bill for 94 out of 208 private sector projects
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NewsContractors hoping to chalk up £19m Watford college job
Fresh attempt launched to replace rundown buildings
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NewsWorries grow over cut-throat bidding and cash flows drying up, Mace report finds
Tender forecast expects ‘substantial drop’ in new projects over next 18 months
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NewsMPs demand Jenrick release Westferry decision documents
Housing select committee chief increases pressure on housing secretary over unlawful appeal decision
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NewsTaylor Wimpey raises £500m to buy up land
Housebuilder looks to take advantage of cheap sites during the pandemic crisis
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NewsBuilders merchants’ sales collapsed 75% in April
Amount of tools sold declined 90% year-on-year
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NewsBig names win spots on £300m Highways England consultants framework
Firms will help with £27.5bn in road projects over the next four years
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington gets OK for another Old Kent Road tower
Architect’s proposals include 28-storey building and 250 homes
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NewsMace cutting 300 jobs as aviation work runs dry
Firm the latest to announce redundancy programme in wake of covid-19 crisis
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NewsConstruction workforce to fall 10% by September, CLC warns
Materials firms, developers and contractors will be hardest hit
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NewsWates proposes Nightingale-style plan to build extra space for schools
Firm says easy-to-build temporary classrooms will help tackle growing crisis
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NewsClients delaying decisions on jobs, Severfield warns
Covid-19 crisis overshadows improved set of results for steelwork contractor
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NewsGalliford Try signs up for first phase of £500m Tottenham Hale regen
Firm will build out two plots in deal worth £85m
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NewsCovid disruption sees Berkeley profit slump by a third
Sales also drop by a quarter as housebuilder says it is ‘too early’ to know the shape of the post-lockdown market
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NewsLong-empty Jubilee line site to be turned into mixed-use scheme by U&I
Southwark project drawn up by Allies Morrison
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NewsDelays meant Birmingham spent £60m less on Commonwealth Games village in first quarter of this year
Council had budgeted to fork out £179m but scheme falling behind schedule saw huge underspend