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NewsKeller posts profit warning as eurozone crisis hits markets
Shares tumble 20% as ground engineering firm is hit by project delays and austerity measures
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NewsPlanning permission granted for £70m Barnsley redevelopment
52,000 m2 retail-led scheme will replace the existing Metropolitan shopping centre
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NewsNPPF ‘open to legal challenge’ warn MPs
Parliamentary committee brands reforms ‘contradictory and confusing’
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NewsTesco wins planning on Dartford mixed-use scheme
Town centre regeneration scheme will provide 231 homes
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NewsPublic land for 83,500 homes identified
Government identifies sites for new housing as part of forthcoming strategy
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NewsAustin-Smith:Lord files for CVA to avoid insolvency
Firm, one of largest UK architects, has already laid off 70 staff to try and keep itself afloat
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CommentSettled agreements: Thameside Construction Company Ltd vs Arthenella Ltd
This case highlights the importance of caution when entering settled agreements, and that once accepted, an offer to settle cannot be picked apart
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NewsBam wins £22m Buckinghamshire academy project
Firm will deliver Aylesbury Vale Academy and is preferred bidder for two other schools
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NewsGovernment may phase in FIT cuts
Fitters may no longer have to hand back deposits to customers unable to meet the current tariff deadline
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NewsGovernment plans £50bn infrastructure boost
Osborne will announce investment in housing, roads and power stations at autumn finanicial statement this month
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NewsInterserve targets Qatar for growth
Firm says it is relying on global infrastructure markets and UK public sector outsourcing for growth
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NewsGreen developer BioRegional Quintain to be wound up
Chief executive confirms firm will shut as listed parent company Quintain focuses on London market
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NewsRooftop parking at Westfield
CityRoof’s Pardak paving system has been installed over an inverted roof at Westfield Stratford City
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NewsBPF urges government to press on with ‘office to home’ changes
Chief exec Liz Peace reacts to reports the government is poised to water down the policy
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NewsDavis Langdon’s senior staff cull spreads to global division
UK business was told last week about plan to reduce 30% of director posts
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NewsBalfour and Gratte hit out at unions' wage claims
Contractors insist new agreement will not make workers ‘worse off’ and urge Unite to call off ballot
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NewsClients cancel solar projects worth millions
Move follows government’s decision to slash the feed-in tariff subsidy