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NewsBouyges worker killed in crane accident
Agency worker pronounced dead at scene after wind causes crane accident on Chelmsford site
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NewsMidas site reopens after building collapse
Subbies evacuated before roof collapse at partly built flats near Christchurch
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NewsUAE economy slows as Emaar drops London listing
Central bank warns of slowdown while Emaar ditches plan to list on London stock exchange
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NewsCrossrail's Oakervee advises Boris on island airport
Mayor asks mastermind of Hong Kong's island airport to repeat the trick for London
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NewsHouse sales volumes hit new low
RICS reports slowest sales since 1978, but some signs of deceleration in market decline
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NewsRedrow to appeal in fight to deny holiday pay
Housebuilder continues legal battle to deny workers holiday pay on basis of 'sham' substitution clauses
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NewsPiggyback plant
Mobile elevating work platform doesn't stretch high enough? No problem, just give it a leg up with a forklift truck. Steady!
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News2012 budget updates tightened
Jowell to give financial updates on Games on quarterly instead of six-monthly basis
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NewsBuilding photography exhibition opens at Somerset House
Richard Bryant's images features construction sites and brownfield land as well as landmark completed buildings
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Banks to meet small business leaders today
UK bankers will pledge support at first meeting of government's Small Business Forum
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News'Healthy towns' get £30m to battle the fat
Nine UK regions will get new funding to develop healthy living schemes
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Comment
House sales plunge further but surveyors see brighter future
The RICS has put an extremely upbeat spin on its latest monthly housing market survey despite the continued collapse in sales.The survey highlights the clear 20% majority of optimists over pessimists among the surveyors quizzed in October about future prospects for sales.This +20 balance in favour of sales increasing in ...
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NewsKier slashes house prices by up to 15%
Housebuilder reports financials in line with expectations despite 60% fall in order book
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NewsChina announces £374bn financial recovery package
Government to spend £9.3bn in next three months alone on housing, infrastructure and rebuilding earthquake-affected communities
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NewsBristol labelled Britain's most sustainable city
Birmingham, Liverpool and Hull at bottom of survey which ranks cities according to social, economic and environmental performance
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NewsArchitecture's largest prize split between two winners
Bennetts Associates and Elder & Cannon share £25,000 RIAS Andrew Doolan prize
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NewsHammerson holds off starting big schemes
Credit crunch prompts move to limit spending by starting no major new schemes until 2010
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NewsChelsea denies reports of stadium move
Newspaper report of new stadium designed by HOK Sport denied by club
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NewsVietnam confirms nuclear plans
Plans to spend £2.2bn on nation's first reactor with another in the pipeline
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NewsCredit crunch bites global property markets
RICS research shows India and Eastern Europe hard hit, with China the only major market holding up