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NewsExclusive: Keepmoat + Apollo put hundreds of jobs at risk
Social housing contractors poised to lose hundreds of staff ahead of merger
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NewsWoodvale Park win for Capita Symonds
Consultant is project manager on the £1.6m Belfast City Council scheme
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NewsHill International appoints associate director
Lee Snowden joins the consultant’s Birmingham office
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NewsCapita Symonds announces three appointments
Consultant recruits operations director for design division and head of the architecture in Leeds
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NewsOsborne urged to act on infrastructure investment plan
Institution of Civil Engineers says there is “no room for complacency” and calls for action in Budget
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NewsNew senior hire at EC Harris in Europe
Consultant appoints head of service for contract solutions team in Europe
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NewsIndustry fears government timetable for Green Deal may slip
Whitehall officials no longer committing to October implementation date
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CommentWhat about conservatories in the Part L consultation?
It’s high time the government took the opportunity to regulate energy wasting conservatories
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CommentWhy the CPA is right to push quantitative easing for house building
There’s growing backing in the construction industry for using the quantitative easing machine as a means to increase the number of homes being built
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NewsMJN Colston falls into administration
Building understands Deloitte is looking to sell the M&E business as a going concern
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NewsFocus on houses pushes Redrow profit up 80%
Houses now make up 90% of the properties built by Redrow
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NewsKier's profit up 9% as revenue falls
Contractor to focus on energy, transport and waste markets
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CommentCutting corners
Getting a ladder out may be hassle, but this alternative is not to be recommended …
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NewsRCA appoints two heads to School of Architecture
Charles Walker and Ab Rogers join Alex de Rijke as part of the London college’s expansion plans
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NewsBoris approves first urban Community Land Trust
Redevelopment of east London hospital site set to include groundbreaking resident stakeholders
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NewsCommunity engagement ‘key to Green Deal take-up’
Pilot project shows face to face meetings with residents achieves 100% take-up
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NewsSelling unused NHS estate could reap £1bn
The NHS is sitting on underused estate equivalent to the entire footprint of Sainsbury’s UK stores, report finds
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NewsCabe considers selling procurement advice
Design Council Cabe considers offering advice as paid service
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NewsMinister attacks solar trade body chair over 'hysterical' claims
Greg Barker threatens to exclude chair of solar industry body meetings