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NewsTfL hands Carillion's East London line work to new firm
Wembley-based Cleshar Contract Services has been given Carillion’s maintenance contract to look after London Overground’s East London line. Carillion’s employees working on the existing contract will transfer to Cleshar when its contract starts on 1 April. Transport for London said it was working with Carillion’s ...
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NewsHS2 begins contractor search for £1.9bn M&E works
Contracts cover lines running through London, Birmingham and Crewe
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NewsUnite returns to London with £195m student development
The 1,000-bed building for Kings College London is due for completion in 2020
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NewsFootballers’ tower ‘will harm Manchester landmarks’
Night view of Hodder Partners’ latest proposals for the St Michael’s development
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NewsVote on Palace of Westminster revamp facing four year delay
Decision would mean vital work now not starting until late 2020s
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NewsConstruction activity resilient as UK cities build homes, says report
Deloitte says sentiment towards city centre development is buoyant
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NewsCrest Nicholson buys land for 137-unit site in Shropshire
Houses will range in size from two to five-bedrooms
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NewsOffice block gets taller at £1bn Bankside cluster
Native Land behind new builds at site of Ludgate and Sampson Houses
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NewsPwC quashes reports all Carillion employees are facing the chop
Around 1,000 Carillion staff to transfer to government-owned facilities management company
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NewsRamboll boosts team with five new hires
Appointments include three new additions to the firm’s environment and health division
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NewsGalliford Try forms JV for £44m Nottingham housing scheme
Firm will work with affordable housing provider Metorpolitan to build 171 homes
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NewsJohn Laing's turn to face the Carillion fallout
Infrastructure investor the latest to flag up financial hit
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NewsAuditor KPMG under the microscope following Carillion collapse
City watchdog begins probe into accountant
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NewsCaddick to complete £154m Carillion job in Manchester
Firm is developing 35-storey build to rent scheme
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NewsArchitects' confidence rebounds from 18-month low
Optimism about commercial sector work highest since July
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron's £108m RCA Battersea project clears planning
Architect beat Diller Scofidio Renfro, Serie and Studio Gang
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NewsHousebuilders looking to modern methods to plug housing gap, says survey
Skills shortage and Brexit still pose major barriers to increasing housing stock
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NewsBarratt to build nearly 2,300 homes in Scotland this year
Firm says economic fundamentals are still favourable towards house building
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NewsInvestment fund hit by Carillion implosion
HICL joins growing list of firms caught up in contractor’s collapse