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Image Styles goes into administration
West Midlands maintenance firm Image Styles has gone into administration, with the loss of 70 jobs. The firm suffered from public sector cutbacks and the lack of work available from local authorities.聽
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Contractors warned not to delay Bribery Act policies
锘緿espite government postponing new law, legal advisers say firms should comply to win work abroad
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NewsAcademies worth 拢800m to go to framework contractors
Cuts of 拢1bn confirmed but 15 firms will share 75 schemes and be first in line for free schools work
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NewsDepartment for Transport tenders 拢300m framework
Sector-wide consultants鈥� framework will last up to three years but be subject to cost reduction drive
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NewsSimmons to leave Cabe as merger nears
Cabe to become part of Design Council as quango closes following funding loss
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NewsNew infrastructure director appointed at Sellafield
Paul Foster will take over from Carol Johnson in November
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NewsLate payments hit three-year high
New figures from Experian show reversal of trend in final quarter of 2010
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NewsHill consultant on Spanish Vigo Hospital
Consultant鈥檚 Spanish arm Gerens Hill starts work on the Galicia scheme
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NewsRICS appoints EC Harris German country leader
John Atkins will be the European representative on RICS QS global board
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NewsNottingham academics aid Iraqi higher education
Nottingham Trent University will work with staff involved in the delivery of architecture, engineering and design-related subjects
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NewsCLS unveils proposals for 拢250m Vauxhall Cross scheme
Mixed-use redevelopment by Allies & Morrison near US embassy will include aerial walkways
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NewsHousing expert Kate Barker joins Taylor Wimpey board
Former government adviser will become non-exec director at housebuilder
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NewsNottingham hosts RIBA Fifty 星空传媒s 50 Years 鈥� Until 11 February
Innovative and enduring architecture from the 1960s onwards will be featured
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NewsLakehouse turnover 鈥榖oosted by ethical policy鈥�
Investment in green policies and community work has boosted Essex-based firm鈥檚 turnover
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Crossrail chief executive explains shock resignation
Rob Holden tells MPs he quit because role is changing - not because of frustration
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NewsConstruction activity bounces back in January
All three sub-sectors record increase in activity, reveals PMI
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NewsRenew acquires rail specialist Amco
Over half of contractor鈥檚 turnover to come from civil engineering and M&E work
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NewsCabe to be wound up with just 20 staff moving to Design Council
Leaked letter shows all funding to be cut from 2013