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FeaturesMultiplex vs WNSL: The squeeze is on …
As Wembley’s contractor and client take their first steps towards the Technology and Construction Court, Sarah Richardson analyses what the parties are claiming, and what it means for the stadium
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CommentGet out of our way
Colin Harding If the government would just leave us alone and stop interfering with its feeble regulations and all-encompassing spin, we could get on with building for the Olympics
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Schools body names chief executive
Partnerships for Schools, the delivery body for the £45bn Building Schools for the Future programme, has appointed a chief executive.
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NewsThe beauty of Bolsover
Architect HOK International has designed this mixed-use development for clients Ridgeford Properties and Manhattan Loft Corporation.
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NewsX marks the spot
Architect Will Alsop has revealed these images of his first big project in Asia.
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Former Hyder director lands key World Cup role
Denis Lillie, a former director of Hyder Consulting, has been appointed construction project director for the 2010 World Cup finals, to be held in South Africa.
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NewsShoebury chic
These four residential buildings are part of a development in Shoeburyness, at the mouth of the Thames Estuary in Essex. Architect HawkinsBrown was appointed by client Gladedale Homes to work up the designs for the homes in the former army town near Southend. The ex-garrison land is now part of ...
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NewsHochtief poaches Equion director to run UK PFI work
John Cann joins Hochtief PPP Solutions, but precise role remains unclear
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Carillion to sell PFI stakes worth £70m
Construction group Carillion is understood to have invited bids from investors for part of its PFI equity portfolio.
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Persimmon sued by ex-boss
Persimmon, the FTSE 100 housebuilder, has entered into a legal battle with John Bennett, the former finance director of Westbury.
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SIPP makes its debut at Ipswich waterfront scheme
The first self-invested personal pension residential development fund, or SIPP, has been used to finance a waterfront scheme in Ipswich.
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Public sector work hits trough
Growth in the public sector commercial development sector in July was at its lowest level for the year, according to research by property services firm Savills.
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NewsMorgan cautious after profit rise
John Morgan, the executive chairman of Morgan Sindall, said this week that the group’s construction division still had “a long way to go” despite posting an interim profit.
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McInerney buys British
Irish residential developer McInerney Holdings has bought Bowey Homes, of north-east England, for £23.6m. Bowey has 13 sites in development with five more in the pipeline.
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Morrison joins asbestos firm
Gordon Morrison, a former board member of contractor Morrison and its one-time parent AWG, has been appointed non-executive director of Silverdell, an asbestos remediation firm listed on the alternative investment market.
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Robertson appointment
Scottish group Robertson has appointed Angus MacInnes as managing director of its construction arm, which includes five regional businesses. MacInnes previously worked for contractors Carillion and Skanska.
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Ennstone buys concrete firm
Materials group Ennstone has bought Jackson Precast, an east Midlands concrete firm, for £6.2m. Jackson Precast’s turnover last year was £3.7m.
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Drainage firm acquired
Marshalls, the landscape specialist, has bought Decathlon Drainage for an undisclosed sum from Hodkin & Jones, a mouldings firm. The purchase will extend its range of linear drainage systems.
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West Midlands asked to build 50% more houses each year
Whitehall leans on regional assembly to sanction the construction of an extra 23,000 homes