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NewsNail-biting stuff
The man standing on this timber scaffolding was the person who erected it, yes or no?
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NewsDavis Langdon launches FM tool for colleges
New bespoke package aims to help educational institutions manage property portfolio
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NewsThe surveyor's safety duty
Are employers doing enough to help identify and mitigate risks when their staff visit sites and premises?
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NewsSeven shortlisted for Olympic handball venue
ODA is expected to announce the designer for the 2012 handball arena by the end of the year
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Norwest Holst sues Danieli Davy Distington over steel job payments
Writ relates to work done by Norwest Holst on the Corus Scunthorpe Steel Plant
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Roxan sues Finlay Breton for £134,000 over Bournemouth build
Writ says Roxan overpaid sub-contractor Finlay Breton for work on 55 new flats on south coast
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NewsHelter Skelter takes Multiplex into a U-turn
Wembley contractor is set to land the £500m contract to build London's tallest tower
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NewsBalfour Beatty buys Cowlin for £52m
Balfour Beatty extends presence in South West and Wales by snapping up 170-year-old regional contractor
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NewsF+G promotes new associate director for Birmingham
Consultant Faithful + Gould also appoints new senior health and safety consultant in Newcastle
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NewsThe code level six house
Here's an attempt to put in practice what is currently nothing more than dream for most housebuilders - a new property that meets the A grade of the new Code for Sustainable Homes, level six
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands wins planning for South Bank tower
The 43-storey development by Coin Street Community Builders was reduced in height by the architect following local objections
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NewsAudit office to probe Metronet collapse
Parliamentary spending watchdog to investigate Tube PPP in the wake of administration of consortium
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NewsVivid interior for Gordon Ramsey's TV restaurant - image
Vivid Interiors completes fit out for F Word studio in under four weeks
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FeaturesAre company fines for construction site deaths strong enough?
Amid the recent spate of on-site deaths, we ask: do you think fines for negligence are strong enough?
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NewsWhy construction needs a safety officer
With construction deaths running at a five-year high Ian Gibb argues that the industry must start employing dedicated safety officers
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NewsHenry Boot profit jumps 62%
Increase in value of investment properties accounted for over half of the £22m interim profit
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NewsGovernment report contradicts housing targets
Recommendation for 6,000 fewer homes per year for the south east angers housebuilders
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NewsLeadbitter secures two sports contracts worth £46m
Contractor will work on sports complexes in Uxbridge and Harlow
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NewsCIRIA launches flood risk information network
The construction information and research body is receiving support from the Environmental Agency, Defra, and the DCLG.
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News‘Lend me a hand with this ladder …’
Many thanks to Duncan Bainbridge who sent in this unusual Hong Kong street scene