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NewsChancellor reveals extra £1.2bn for school capital projects
Extra funding will be split between budget for building free schools and address school place shortages
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine and others fined as worker loses leg on Arsenal job
Three contractors pleaded guilty to breaching the Health and Safety at Work Act on Emirates Stadium build
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NewsNew images of Thames Hub unveiled
Architect Foster + Partners reveals further work in advance of Oxford Uni lecture
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NewsQuintain kicks off 1,300 Greenwich homes
Developer to start development as it returns to profit
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NewsEngineers welcome National Infrastructure Plan
Government’s investment push gets warm reception from the sector
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NewsOsborne to back Battersea tube extension
Project would create two new rail stations and cost between £750m and £950m
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NewsWest End sees most new starts ever recorded
The Crane Survey shows the area has highest amount of space under construction for over two years
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NewsOsborne set to downgrade growth forecasts
Official economic data set to dominate today’s autumn statement
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NewsBalfour bags £104m Qatar roads job
Subsidiary Parsons Brinckerhoff wins programme management role
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NewsOsborne statement prompts speculation about 'retooled PFI'
Turner & Townsend suggests smaller infrastructure projects still need the “tarnished” funding model
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Balfour Beatty sparks vote for strike action
Unite members at Balfour Beatty Engineering Services vote 81% in favour
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NewsAustin-Smith:Lord could be bought out to avoid financial turmoil
Austin-Smith:Lord is in talks with another construction industry firm about a possible rescue plan, which would see it being taken over
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CommentGeorge's announcements welcome but drop in spending remains
The government is taking investment in the built environment seriously but plans lack substance
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NewsOsborne sets £40bn ceiling for credit easing
First £20bn of SME finance will be made available over the next two years
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NewsOsborne axes stamp duty relief to help home buyers
Announcement contained in supporting documents of autumn statement
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NewsOsborne pledges to “get Britain building again”
£10bn switch to capital spending from revenue spending announced over the next two parliaments
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CommentLiability for CITB levy: CITB vs Beacon Roofing
In this case, the meaning of the contract and context were taken into account rather than the reasons for entering the contract
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CommentCan George fill the funding gap for construction? The short answer is no and the long answer is no
Large sums will be promised in the autumn statement but it won’t be any where near enough
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NewsAtkins wins £65m Qatar contract
Firm’s engineers will transform roads and drainage systems in Doha over 5 years