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NewsTPS plans to almost double global business in two years
Consultant will follow parent Carillion into Canada and the Middle East
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NewsGrosvenor posts £395m profit
Neo Bankside developer sees £700m growth in assets under management
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NewsBrockholes Nature Reserve
An Adam Khan-designed new floating visitors centre opened last weekend at the 250 acre Brockholes Nature Reserve near Preston.
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NewsTel Aviv Museum of Art: Five levels of light
The £33.7m Herta and Paul Amir Building will open in November
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FeaturesBloom time: Dave Ward
Want to boost your chances of being nominated this year’s best employer in Building’s Good Employer Guide? Then have a listen to last year’s winner. Dave Ward, chief executive of Winvic, talks about how paying staff fairly has been the key to business success
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NewsHousing stats: registrations rise again
Both public and private sector registrations were up on last year in March, hitting a three-year high
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NewsAH Willis and GMI not liable for OFT fines
Appeal judge says that ’difficult’ questions were raised in relation to OFT evidence
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CommentWill HSE cuts mean more construction deaths?
Unions warn hard-won improvements in safety are in jeopardy ahead of International Workers Memorial Day
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NewsLend Lease lands £727m waste facility contract
Consortium including Lend Lease inks deal on PFI scheme
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NewsKier bags £19m resource centre contract
New Brighton facility will house local historical records
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CommentBad, but the GDP construction estimate probably overestimates the drop
The Office of National Statistics has issued its estimate of national output figures, so what are we to make of it?
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NewsCyril Sweett reveals order book is now mainly international
Majority of QS’s booked work comes from outside Europe following acquisiton of Asian surveyor
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NewsConstruction shrank by 5% in first quarter
Contraction takes place against slight growth of UK economy as a whole
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CommentSpeculative defence: Durham County Council vs Jeremy Kendall (t/a HLB Architects)
This is an example of a speculative defence following a design fault
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NewsThe Boutiq: Eastern allure
Property consortium Heeton Holdings, KSH Holdings and TEE International have launched a luxury 39,972ft2 residential-led scheme in Singapore
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NewsManchester's Victoria station in line for £20m roof
Plans for ETFE roof are set to go out to public consultation, and construction could start in 2013
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NewsForestry Commission asks firms to get on their bikes
Up to six firms invited to design and build Welsh mountain bike centre
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NewsMitie uses jet fighter technology to power hospital
Firm signs 15-year deal with Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust