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NewsColleges rail against adult learning budget cuts
Mooted 10-25% reduction in funds will affect courses such as bricklaying, joinery, plastering and plumbing
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NewsAtkins bags £350m highways deal
Engineering firm signs deal with Oxford County Council to become highways provider
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APC video: Accounting principles and procedures (M001)
Alasdair Thompson puts more probing APC questions to another candidate
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Tax, tax, tax and more tax – a rallying cry for construction
This is a rant.Why? Because I can't help myself. I tried to hold back.I read the first three chapters of the Low Carbon Construction Innovation & Growth Team emerging findings and I am now deeply saddened.I didn’t bother with the remaining chapters, but did eyeball the recommendations.I was not saddened ...
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NewsOpening night at Libeskind's Grand Canal Theatre
Dublin 2,100-seat, five-storey venue was build for developer Chartered Land, Harry Crosbie Properties and Live Nation Ireland
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NewsMipim 2010: More business, less champagne
Building's Mipim specialists ponders the last four days, and what it says about the health of the industry
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NewsTaking the ...
Our thanks go to Randip Singh Bahra, who was in St Philip’s Place in Birmingham when he spotted this example of making something absolutely clear
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NewsOFT firms off the hook as councils ditch legal action
Leeds is first local authority to abandon plans after lawyers advise evidence is too weak for action
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Unspoken risks
Managing the issue of violence in the workplace can begin with simple steps to identify and managing policy
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NewsMipim 2010: Less champagne, more business
Rolling news, blogs and twit-bits from the annual property fair on the Cote d'Azur
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NewsTories in talks to cut all funding from Cabe
Design quango fears for its independence as Conservatives push plans for self-funding
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NewsMansell wins last London Olympics contract
Balfour Beatty-owned company to build Eton Manor, which will host swimming and tennis events during 2012 Games
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NewsExciting period for London Festival of Architecture, says founding director
In the lead up to the event in June and July Peter Murray says the downturn should provide an opportunity to think about the future of architecture
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NewsLouis Armstrong steps down as RICS chief executive
RICS seek replacement as Armstrong retires after 12 years in role
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CommentStarving artist syndrome
The BA saga might be giving unions a controversial reputation, but a more organised workforce wouldn’t go amiss in the architecture profession right now
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NewsMiller Group ready to snap up HBOS land assets
Housebuilder and contractor hopes ‘great relationship’ will persuade bank to favour it as buyer
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NewsOFT withdraws support for housebuilder code of conduct
Competition body is ‘no longer part of equation’ because of £15,000 cap on dispute resolution
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NewsStructureTone wins deal to finish troubled Shell Centre
US fit-out contractor bags £10m contract in wake of ISG’s acrimonious departure from £62m project
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Costain hit by pipe damage on Bradford BSF
Costain and Ferrovial are being forced to carry out major repair work on their £400m Bradford Building Schools for the Future project after heating pipes at four schools under construction were damaged by bad weather
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NewsMayor announces deal for 2012 land transfer
A surprise deal to rescue the development prospects for the London Olympic site after the 2012 Games was revealed at the Mipim annual property conference in the south of France this week