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Taking the long view
Infrastructure is all about long-term value – or should be. But to make that a reality we must learn to work together. Will you sign up to Project 13 and help transform the sector?
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More than 11,000 Carillion jobs saved
Official receiver to collapsed contractor says 11,093 roles saved to date
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Construction starts on this year's Serpentine Pavilion
Aecom and Stage One putting up Frida Escobedo-designed structure
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Firms no longer in business fined £2m after worker crushed to death
The incident occurred in 2015
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London mayor to rule on Crystal Palace revamp after council OK
New stand is part of £100m redevelopment of Selhurst Park
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UK construction growth set to flatline in 2018
Carillion and the ‘Beast from the East’ to blame, says Construction Products Association
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Barratt stumps up £2m to replace cladding on Croydon tower
Housebuilder to cover the cost of removing Grenfell-style cladding
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Data security: infrastructure lessons from Facebook
The Facebook/Cambridge Analytica affair has also ensured that data security has risen closer to top of mind for every single person and business using the internet
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Skanska takes on Carillion's Midland Metropolitan Hospital as costs spiral
The job is now running 18 months behind schedule
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Barratt chief says Persimmon bonuses have hurt industry’s name
Reputation of housebuilders tarnished by generous bonus scheme that is ‘not the norm’, admits David Thomas
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Are late payment practices in construction too much for suppliers to bear?
Carillion’s collapse has exposed the harsh realities of construction’s late payment practices for suppliers. But now at last there are signs that the government and industry bodies are determined to crack down – the only question is: how far will they go?
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Contractor bashing does nobody any good
While subcontractors have been treated badly and payment terms need to be improved, the public humiliation of contractors is a step too far, says Tom Broughton
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Building survey - gender pay gap
Earlier this month, Building conducted a snapshot survey to gauge the views of its readers on gender pay gap reporting within their organisations, as well as across the sector. Here, we share some of the survey’s findings, including some of the differences between male and female respondents.
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VolkerFitzpatrick slides in to tackle first major work on Chelsea stadium job
Next work up for grabs is deal to tear down current ground
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Builder murdered by co-worker on Camden worksite
Murder investigation launched after builder found bashed to death
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Hansom: Straight to the point
This week: sky-high asking prices at Centre Point, an enigmatic Libeskind video, and rail strikes make Parisians go green
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Thought for tomorrow: Robots
Arcadis director Will Waller sets out the role he sees for robots in the industry