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NewsBovis upbeat about 2019 numbers
Group making headway towards becoming a leading housebuilder again, says chief executive
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NewsBan blacklisting firms from £4bn Parliament revamp, says shadow minister
Labour MP makes comments during second reading of bill to approve work
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NewsLaing O'Rourke loses place on £1bn framework
But Kier mops up places while Bouygues and ISG land big spots for the first time
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NewsRotherham council looks for partner for £20m regen scheme
The project will redevelop Swinton town centre
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NewsCollapsed Dawnus owed £50m after more than 70 firms turned down chance to rescue stricken builder
Contractor had already received emergency funding from Welsh government
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NewsCrest nabs another Galliford Try executive
Tom Nicholson to team up with former boss at housebuilder
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NewsGalliford Try to shrink construction arm by a quarter
Contractor confirms 350 job cuts and will now focus on three sectors
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NewsMcAlpine favourite for next phase of Landsec's Nova scheme
First building on project in London’s Victoria had been built by Mace
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NewsCrossrail stations and tunnels ‘to be finished this year’, TfL documents reveal
Papers published ahead of board meeting tomorrow
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NewsCoal Drops Yard and London Bridge station among this year's RIBA London winners
Almost 50 schemes from across the capital recognised
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NewsSpending watchdog questions £2bn Stonehenge tunnel
National Audit Office says lack of clarity from government over funding means 2026 opening date already in doubt
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NewsAngry Canary Wharf takes aim at Crossrail, saying boss ‘passing blame’ for railway’s delays
Group rubbishes Mark Wild’s claim it is spending £80m on making station safe and allegations of poor workmanship
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CommentWe need a new group for change in construction
In construction, we could do a much better job of positive promotion – a new industry body would publicise the good changes taking place and show the sector is open to everyone
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FeaturesMarket forecast Q1 2019: Slowing down
Tender prices are likely to rise at a slower rate over the next couple of years, as output wavers and business confidence stays low
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NewsUS firm snaps up WYG after consultant says cost-cutting initiative would have taken too long
£43m takeover expected to complete in July
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NewsLondon Assembly widens Garden Bridge probe
The oversight committee has summonsed a new tranche of documents from key