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NewsConsultants bag spots on 拢90m public sector framework
More than 60 firms share spoils on Fusion21 deal
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NewsLovell signs up for Hatfield centre revamp
Mixed-use scheme will include new shops and 150 homes
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NewsMcAlpine team wins south London hospitals work
Scheme includes building聽 two new mental facilities
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NewsBillington's half-year profit up nearly a third
Barnsley-based steel specialist benefits from strong demand and growing in-house capacity
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NewsArcadis given brief to look at A66 upgrade
Trans-Pennine trunk road had been due to be dualled six years ago
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NewsMurphy sells stake in Aussie pipeline firm
London firm says it will use proceeds for future deals
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NewsQuintain teams up for more homes at Wembley Park
An extra 252 affordable homes planned at the 85-acre site
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NewsGovernment planning proposals 'must break delivery logjam'
鈥楴o-one can live in a planning consent鈥�, says RICS, as new planning consultation is launched
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NewsSalford housing scheme OK'd
Council approves redevelopment of neighbouring sites on Manchester Ship Canal
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NewsInterserve reveals new finance chief
Mark Whiteling joins troubled contractor at the beginning of next month
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NewsJavid sides with London council in homes row
Kingston council had refused to give planning to Meyer Homes for 700 home scheme in west London
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NewsBalfour changes its tune on CITB
U-turn comes after UK鈥檚 biggest contractor had said it would vote against training body later this month
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NewsTrade bodies team up to sound alarm on Brexit immigration plan
Chiefs of nine groups tell Brexit secretary David Davis schemes are at risk if EU workers forced to leave in 2019
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NewsOsborne joins row about EU migrants plan
Former chancellor highlights financial and聽workforce risks as he again champions the聽northern powerhouse to rebalance the economy
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News鈥極bsessed鈥� wannabe architect dodges jail over fraud
Suspended sentence for woman who faked her degree certificate and references