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Cabe name at risk as Design Council merger is finalised
Paul Finch will move with 20 staff to Design Council, but future of brand will be consulted on
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NewsScottish council stunned at low bidding
Mansell winning bid for care home contract 10% lower than council expects
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NewsNew legal threat to localism plans
Campaigners say that payment of money to a council on receipt of a planning permission would be unlawful
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NewsHousing plan to trigger cuts
Affordable rented housing reforms could mean cuts in development programmes of up to 75%
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Aukett appears in Russian court over outstanding fees
Architect accused of failing to pay consultant for shelved project
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NewsDelivering Sustainable Transport forum: Two days to go
Building’s infrastructure event takes place at RIBA on March 24. Book now for £99
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NewsF+G wins £38m science park contract
The firm also secures a place on the Northumbrian Water Commercial Services Framework
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Faithful + Gould announces senior changes
Sean Lynch joins senior management team whilst Michael Martin leaves as director of commercial services
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints energy expert
New director for energy consultancy will run Capita’s expanding renewable energy division
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CommentArchitectural and engineering firms see drop in turnover in 2010
Turnover is now 8% less than the peak in 2008
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CommentCabe - why it must keep the name
News this week that design quango Cabe’s name may ultimately be up for grabs in its long-heralded merger with the Design Council prompts that age-old question – what’s in a name?
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CommentLocalism: A recipe for building homes in the wrong places
Real powers will help economic growth, but limited localism could just further seal off leafy suburbs to development
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NewsRCA's Dyson Building is 'topped out'
The Haworth Tompkins-designed Battersea campus will house printmaking, photography and units for start-up design enterprises
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CommentIf you want my advice …
A couple of part-time developers were relying on their QS’ advice. The trouble is, he didn’t advise them about a specification error that made the project turn a loss
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Common mistakes in… lump sum contracts
The latest in a series of dos and don’ts on major projects highlights the provisions in a lump sum contract that mean the price offered by the contractor is far from fixed
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CommentOnce upon a time
The law determining whether there should be an extension of time when both employer and contractor are to blame for a delay in construction, is in disarray
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Love the one you're with
As is fitting for the week of Saint Valentine, relationships have been hotting up in the industry. From sharing a romantic dinner a deux, to tackling the opposition, to swapping saliva, Cupid’s been busy!
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NewsEaga buyout to add £700m to Carillion sales
Carillion’s acquires Eaga in a share-boosting move away from general contracting in the UK
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