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NewsInterserve boasts 'very strong' trading in 2007
Forecast is for £66m pre-tax profit and £1.74bn turnover for last year, ahead of releasing full-year results in March
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NewsCostain in talks to join first nuclear reactor alliance
Firms gear up for work as government confirms commitment to more nuclear plants
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Wimpey imposes 5% cut in prices
Taylor Wimpey, the UK’s biggest housebuilder, is reducing the amount it pays subcontractors and suppliers by 5% in the wake of the credit crunch.
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NewsConstruction firms ‘will take credit crunch hit’ in 2008
Insolvencies tipped to increase in building firms this year, say reports into trading prospects
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NewsLiverpool's skyline on canvas
An 8ft by 16ft painting of Liverpool's cityscape will be exhibited as part of its European Capital of Culture celebrations
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Pontcysylite aqueduct bids for UNESCO status
UK puts forward aqueduct built by Thomas Telford and William Jessop for world heritage protection
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Northampton council picks team for £320m transport project
May Gurney and WSP joint venture selected to deliver highway services project
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NewsConstruction firms ‘will take credit crunch hit’ in 2008
Insolvencies tipped to increase in building firms this year, say reports into trading prospects
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NewsCostain in talks to join first nuclear reactor alliance
Firms gear up for work as government confirms commitment to more nuclear plants
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Liverpool lost 40% of its jobs between 1972 and 1991 and so, unsurprisingly, its population has been in long-term decline. It still is.
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Row over supervisor safety training
Specialists groups have accused major contractors of issuing “edicts from on high” after the Major Contractors Group announced plans to introduce a compulsory qualification for its subcontractors without consulting them.
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FeaturesLiverpool One on-site: Welcome to paradise
How do you co-ordinate a £1bn budget, 40 buildings, 22 architects and 90 consultants to deliver the most ambitious regeneration scheme Liverpool has ever seen? Thomas Lane went to ask the man who has to do it
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Balfour’s European PPP drive hits the buffers in Germany
Contractor fails to win any projects in 18 months, raising concerns about UK firms’ prospects
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Prefabricated toilet cubicles
Cubicle Centre has developed the Malvern range for washroom refurbishments.
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FeaturesPhil Redmond
He’s known by many as the father of the modern soap opera. Others see him as the man who’ll deliver Liverpool’s year in the sun. But for some he’ll always be the QS who tackled Orton village hall …
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CommentMy Liverpool wonders and blunders with Roger McGough
Roger McGough knows he’s home when he sees the Royal Liver Building, but the Radio City Tower makes him want to take the next ferry out
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NewsHmm, perhaps not an ideal solution…
Thanks to Tim Castle for our latest exposé of working practices on improvised building sites.
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FeaturesHow to be a patron of the arts
No refurbished corporate headquarters is complete without its specially commissioned artwork – and 11-12 St James’s Square in west London wasn’t to be outdone.
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FeaturesOccupant feedback: Did you have a good office today?
Poorly designed offices can easily demoralise a workforce, sapping productivity and profits. So the British Council for Offices is endeavouring to get designers, contractors and clients to take post-occupancy feedback seriously.
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FeaturesRadiators you can sit on
Jaga Heating Products has launched a bench radiator for lobbies and public spaces.