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Leadbitter buys Denne Construction
Contractor boosts affordable housing business with acquisition of £60m turnover company
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Wolseley snaps up three firms for £22m
Building materials supplier expects acquisitions to add £30m to revenue
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Berkeley Group pays £191m to own St James outright
Housebuilder buys joint venture partner's 50% share of developer
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Mike Tindall to represent Gleeds
Ex-England rugby player will be revealed as an ambassador to the consultant later today
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Heywood Williams reports flat sales
Profit at manufacturer rises to £5m but company says challenging market conditions would result in static 2006 sales
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London’s new garden suburb
The first shoots of new development are emerging from the brownfields of North Kent. Building’s technical editor wonders if he’d ever be tempted to leave Greenwich for Ebbsfleet
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John Laing confirms takeover bid
Company reaches agreement on £888.9m bid with Henderson Equity Partners
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Wates signs Royal Hospital Chelsea deal
10:00AM Wates signs £20m contract to build Chelsea pensioner care home
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Shard secures £196m finance
Banks have pledged £196m for the first phase of Renzo Piano's London Bridge skyscraper
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UCATT members protest at Berkeley Homes site
Portsmouth scheme is targeted after union safety reps were allegedly barred from accessing site
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Revaluation ups Development Securities profit by 75%
Portfolio revaluation boosts profit to £8.4m as client increases dividends 6% to 2.25p a share
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John Laing poised to accept £800m bid
Fund management group Henderson is expected to announce bid of around 340 pence per share later this week
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WSP buys US environment consultant for £5.3m
International consultant expands its global reach with US acquisition
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CLM signs Olympic delivery partner contract
CLM and ODA start to integrate teams after 10-day standstill period
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Green light for first Ebbsfleet homes
Gravesham Council grants planning permission for key development of 600 homes in Kent Thameside
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Founder member resigns from plant card scheme
NPORS resigns from the Construction Plant Operators Scheme over new rules on conflict of interest
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EU fines Dutch bitumen cartel €266.7m
European Commission fines 14 companies for operating cartel in Dutch road surfacing market
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Keep your shorts on, Thierry
The Arsenal Emirates stadium may be the crowning achievement of the construction industry this year, but as a venue for a press do its becoming a bit passé...
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Wilkinson Eyre to design BBC buildings in Salford
Stirling prize-winning architect lands commission for four buildings in £400m media village
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Comment
New New York
Forget the special relationship. America’s bloggers haven’t been overwhelmed by their lordships’ designs for the World Trade Centre site. Not that the local boy got off any lighter