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NewsBDP's Northampton Station goes to planning
BDP designed scheme first phase of major redevelopment by Network Rail
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FeaturesHow paternity rights and abolition of retirement age will hit construction
The Coalition government’s new paternity rights will cause major headache for employers in the male-dominated building industry
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CommentConstruction folk take more than a fair share of pain as prices rise and pay falls
Since November 2007 construction wages have dropped by 1.1% compared to a 5% rise across the economy
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NewsRok arm resurrected by local management
Grimsby contractor taken over by Rok has been re-established under original name Topcon
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NewsLand Secs to start on Glasgow shopping centre
Strong pre-lettings at Trinity Leeds shopping centre prompts Land Secs to start on Glasgow scheme
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NewsUK firms should build India infrastructure, says Cable
British companies well placed to help build Indian infrastructure, says business secretary
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NewsKingspan acquisition clears competition hurdles
Insulation group’s £102m takeover of CRH Insulation Europe given green light in Germany, Holland and Ireland
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NewsTaylor Wimpey to cut build costs further
Trading update says builder will go further than 10% reduciton of 2010
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NewsBig names make £250m Paddington shortlist
Usual suspects dominate tender list for Crossrail station
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NewsConstruction insolvencies fall 14% in 2010
PwC data reveals decrease in firms going bust but industry could still be vulnerable
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CommentBe explicit: All Metal Roofing vs Kamm Properties
This case shows the importance of stating the exact whens, wheres and whys of any contract – in writing
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NewsFloating wetland centre scoops BREEAM award
Adam Khan Architect’s Brockholes visitor centre has won a BREEAM Outstanding award
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CommentDrop in homebuyers and sellers in December: was it snow or a change in climate?
Spring will tell whether there is new growth in housing prospects
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NewsLondon developers to pay £300m Crossrail levy
Mayor Boris Johnson intends to charge up to £50 per m² for £14.5bn rail link