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NewsHinkley to hire Chinese experts
Source close to project says consultants expected to be brought onto EDF’s £16bn nuclear power plant
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NewsHS2 delays Euston Station developer tender
HS2 Ltd confirms it will no longer seek expressions of interest to redevelop station in January
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NewsSubcontractors write off £200m in late payments and retentions
Survey finds huge amounts of money is written off as bad debt by subcontractors
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NewsQatar unveils $1.6bn moon-shaped hotel
Gulf state plans to complete luxury hotel off the coast of Doha before 2022 World Cup
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NewsKier secures £120m debt facility in US
Debt facility will enable Kier to secure borrowing at fixed rates
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NewsStart date set for £500m Cardiff regeneration scheme
Work to begin on mixed-use development in spring 2015
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NewsGovernment props up Green Deal loan firm
Funding deal staves off the threat that the company would be wound up
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NewsOxford's £500m Westgate mall wins final approved
Planners pave way for construction of Crown Estate and Land Securities joint venture
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NewsBenoy wins planning for £250m Woking towers
Flats, shops and open space aim to provide new gateway to town
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NewsChancellor must pursue 'further radical planning reform'
Home Builders Federation says deregulation needed to boost delivery by small builders
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NewsLack of female engineers a 'national embarrassment', says Miliband
Labour leader takes to Facebook to pledge to train more engineers
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NewsHousing association launches £1bn contractor framework
Hyde Group encourages SMEs as well as major contractors to bid
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FeaturesMagdalen College Library: The great unknowns
Refurbishment projects are infamous for their unforeseen difficulties - like the 100 bodies that had to be dug out of the ground before work could begin on the renovation of Magdalen College Library
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CommentThe regeneration game
Companies wanting to develop outside of the M25 have been held back by a lack of investment in infrastructure. But schemes and funding are now coming forward to regenerate some of our major cities
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NewsRetentions row with Costain prompts subcontractor sell-off
Waste specialist TEG warns it could be left with “no value remaining in the equity of the group”
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NewsQuintain steps up the pace at Wembley
Developer brings forward 1250 homes at scheme to regenerate stadium surrounds
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NewsRogers wins planning for £266m airport terminal
Consent comes three years after architect was appointed
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NewsSeverfield targets profit growth after return to black
Chief executive Ian Lawson targets profit growth after steelwork firm posts solid half-year results