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NewsReport damns running of Crossrail and says board lacks skills to complete railway
Project beset by unrealistic optimism about hitting December 2018 deadline and lack of knowledge at top, KPMG review finds
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NewsIndustry's hardest to fill posts named
Trade groups say access to overseas labour must be kept after Brexit
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NewsStanhope team to develop Rogers' British Library work
RSHP scheme stalled by negotiations around planned Crossrail 2 station nearby
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NewsLondoners 'want more private sector involvement' in infrastructure schemes, Aecom report says
Findings back case for putting projects in the capital outside the ‘political cycle’
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NewsBishopsgate Goodyards homes increase not enough, says council
Latest proposals envisage 450 resi units, which is 50 short of planners’ demands
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NewsTfL expects HS2 station appointments this week
Contract awards for Euston and Old Oak stations had been due last month
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NewsCrossrail only has 80% chance of hitting new budget, report says
KPMG’s review found Crossrail is currently costing £30m a week
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NewsContractors put on notice for £25m Royal Veterinary College job
Work is due to start in the summer
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NewsGrayling says government remains committed to HS2 phase two
Transport Secretary labels suggestions that the second stage of the controversial rail project might not happen as “completely inaccurate”
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NewsCity watchdog widens Carillion probe
Financial Reporting Council looking at whether performance of key contracts was reflected in financial results
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NewsRetentions bill second reading moved to March
Peter Aldous’ private member’s bill had been due to be heard today
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NewsOusted Interserve director becomes ISG operations boss
Gordon Kew will join the private contractor this month
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NewsMixed results on gender pay gap at first consultants to update figures
But Norman Foster’s practice sees numbers improve
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NewsRelief as UK confirms it will adopt EU standards for construction products post no-deal Brexit
Manufacturers looking to export to the EU still in limbo with the government unable to say if British standards would be recognised in the event of a no-deal Brexit
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NewsHousing minister orders testing of non-ACM cladding
Kit Malthouse said the government is expecting test results by the summer
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NewsCouncil to bin plans for bridges designed by Foster + Partners
Suffolk authority has already spent £8m but now says it cannot afford proposed crossings
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NewsWait for government response to retentions consultation goes on – over a year after it closed
Consultation finished on 19 January last year
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NewsCountryside ramps up affordable homes activity
Housebuilder says it is on track to hit management forecasts