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NewsSurveyors fret over who will pay for jobs
Latest quarterly RICS survey says profession worried about financial health of projects
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NewsMott MacDonald heads up consultants masterplanning Bristol site
Host of firms working on 70ha site next door to city鈥檚 Temple Meads station
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NewsScaling his Everest, Vinci chief climbs world鈥檚 highest mountain
Bruno Dupety conquers Mount Everest
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NewsLondon university behind new Stratford campus nabs MoD estates boss
Francesca Fryer will join the university as director of estates
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NewsConstruction profit warnings rise in 2018
EY report finds that problem jobs had more impact than the 鈥橞east From The East鈥�
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NewsMPs call for complete overhaul of government procurement in wake of Carillion collapse
The Public Accounts committee has slammed government鈥檚 approach to outsourcing
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NewsGovernment publishes revised National Planning Policy Framework
Consultation results in new rules to empower councils and hit ambitious housebuilding targets
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NewsHammerson delays starting Laing O'Rourke's 拢1.4bn Brent Cross extension again
Firm won the 拢700m main contractor role in 2017
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NewsHS2 shelled out 拢1.3m on redundancy payments last year
Latest report and accounts show highest paid executive was boss Mark Thurston with 拢600k salary
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NewsFacebook the latest tech giant to be wooed by King's Cross
US behemoth set to move in to area by 2021
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NewsNo Brexit labour worries in the north, says housebuilding boss
Avant Homes says its sites are staffed by UK workers as firm builds more homes in past year
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NewsBennetts Associates gets green light for 鈥楿gly Brown 星空传媒鈥�
Architect鈥檚 Camden canalside plan wins officers鈥� backing
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NewsAecom names new infrastructure boss
Consultant鈥檚 previous infrastructure head was poached by HS2
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NewsInfrastructure report prompts warnings that overseas investors will pull nuclear funding
Commission said UK should concentrate on renewable energy in the future
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NewsCombustible cladding set to remain on almost three quarters of private sector homes
Over 200 buildings have no plan in place to replace problem cladding