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NewsWillmott Dixon opens two offices in Birmingham city centre
Contractor is working on a number of projects in the UK鈥檚 second largest city
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NewsSkanska seals deal for 拢141m Knightsbridge job
The project is being brought forward by Saudi investor the Olayan Group
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NewsTrio of contractors land work on 拢1.3bn nuclear base
The Clyde commercial framework will run for 10 years
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NewsRoad improvements 'will create thousands of jobs and homes', says Grayling
Transport secretary announces 拢173m package of improvements
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NewsT Clarke starts work on second phase of Battersea Power Station
M E specialist outlines new projects at its AGM and says it鈥檚 on track for 2018 profit of 拢7m聽
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NewsConsultation on combustible cladding a start but ban needed now, says RIBA president
Ben Derbyshire says government consultation simply delays a ban which should happen now
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NewsArb should play key role in assessing architects' fire safety competence, says Hackitt
Hackitt recommends Architects Registration Board聽because of its review of architectural education
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NewsCBI slams MPs over 'inaccurate' Carillion inquiry report
The聽Confederation of British Industry has slammed the parliamentary committee report
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NewsHackitt calls for manufacturers to be banned from testing own products
Final report also calls for an increase in the frequency of testing
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NewsFinishes and Interiors Sector seals 拢2.1m CITB deal
Scheme looks to聽address key challenges faced in the finishes and interior sector, including skills shortages
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NewsWestleigh set to give Countryside a boost
Deal to buy Leicestershire-based firm will expand housebuilder鈥檚 geographical reach
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NewsHackitt report: Key points for the construction industry
Seven big takeaways from Dame Judith Hackitt鈥檚 final report on building fire safety
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NewsGovernment to consult on banning combustible cladding, says housing secretary
James Brokenshire gives his response to Dame Judith Hackitt鈥檚 final report聽
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NewsResident calls for combustible cladding ban ignored in final Hackitt report
But review leader says she would support a government decision to ban combustible materials
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NewsHackitt says she would support government ban on combustible cladding
But her final report, published today, does not recommend a ban
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NewsHackitt looks to crack down on building safety shortcuts
Hackitt Review lays out key points where new regulatory body must run rule over high rise residential buildings
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NewsPrivate building control banned from high rise inspections, says Hackitt
Final report recommends new approval body for buildings over 10 storeys but聽no ban on flammable materials