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Rap for CBUK over court disclosures
Leading counsel for Wembley main contractor Multiplex has accused steel firm Cleveland Bridge (CBUK) of failing to meet its legal obligations over the disclosure of official documents in its damages trial.
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NewsSites forced to close as gales hit 80mph
The UK’s worst storm for 17 years wreaked havoc on construction sites last Thursday.
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NewsNewcastle makes exhibition of itself
Newcastle council is searching for a private developer to deliver the city’s housing exposition.
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Tom Hunter prepares £2bn bid for Wilson Bowden
As Building went to press, Sir Tom Hunter was thought to be preparing a £2bn bid for Wilson Bowden, which would be his third offer for a UK housebuilder in four months.
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Illegal workers at Wembley
Immigration officers have uncovered illegal Eastern European workers working on Wembley stadium.
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Labour MPs accused of breaching planning laws
Mark Prisk, the shadow minister for business and enterprise, accused ministers this week of breaching planning laws for political advantage.
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NewsShake up at Government Olympic Executive
Memo reveals impending departure of GOE director general and recruitment of managing director and financial director
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NewsMultiplex stalked by mystery bidder
Wembley contractor reveals to Australian stock exchange that a myster buyer has approached the company
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NewsRate rises fail to dent Crest profits
Crest report strong financials but warn that interest rate rises could moderate 2007 sales and house prices
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NewsImage: Solar panel makeover for Canning Town Tower
The refurbishment of 23-storey Ferrier Point by ECD will see the south facade clad in photovoltaics
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NewsDublin Airport Authority invites bidders for £1.3bn scheme
Airport authority will brief construction firms on package which will include T2 project at Dublin Airport
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NewsMPs criticise Treasury over Olympic costs
Report says Treasury should have raised concerns over cost overruns before bid was submitted
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NewsImage: Marks Barfield BSF school goes on site
Michael Tippett school designed by Marks Barfield will feature an extensive green roof
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NewsIndustry forecast to outstrip economy growth
Growth will outpace the wider economy over the next three years according to the Construction Products Association
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NewsStoke Vision and Modus to develop potteries site
Elements of the historic Spoke pottery will be retained in mixed-use scheme
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NewsNew body to monitor green Games
Commission for a Sustainable London 2012 will look at economical, social and environmental sustainability
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NewsWho needs a cherry picker...
...when a forklift will do. With the forks at full height and eight pallets stacked on top the sheet was just within reach