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NewsISG takeover battle extended
US investor Cathexis struggles to attract shareholder support for 拢71m takeover
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NewsCITB revokes 4,600 CSCS cards
CITB revokes cards after investigation showed workers paid cash to pass test
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NewsISG and Hopkins complete St Thomas' Hospital reclad
St Thomas鈥� 1966 tower suffered water ingress and solar gain
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NewsRIBA leadership: 鈥楾here hasn鈥檛 been a coup鈥�
Harry Rich鈥檚 resignation handled in 鈥榲ery civilised鈥� manner, says president
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NewsArcadis posts profit warning
Slowdown in North America and emerging markets hits expected operating profit
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NewsPlans outlined for 拢500m Swansea regeneration
3,500-seat arena and aquatics centre part of ambitious city centre redevelopment
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NewsMaterials firms report lowest growth for two years
Manufacturers鈥� group says rate of growth falling but confidence remains high
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NewsCountryside bags 3,000-home scheme
Housebuilder to work with L Q on GLA-owned former East London factory site
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NewsUcatt calls for action on migrant builder deaths
Union blasts HSE for not recording nationality of fatal accident victims 聽
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NewsGovernment to launch major construction labour review
Construction Leadership Council will oversee report by consultant Mark Farmer on how to reform industry
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NewsWork resumes on Aberdeen bridge after worker fatality
Main contractor Balfour Beatty says workers have returned to 拢18m Third Don Crossing, but not to the incident area
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NewsImage of the week: Light footfall
A light artwork installation at King鈥檚 Cross is part of London鈥檚 Lumiere Festival
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NewsChief execs sign construction health pledges
Firms including Skanska, Mace, and Crossrail commit to tackling workplace ill health
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NewsBarbour ABI's January market review is out now
Barbour ABI鈥檚 Economic Construction Market Review for January is now available to download
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NewsBalfour UK procurement chief leaves
Martin Chown latest to go, while outsider gets international procurement job
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NewsLongcross owed 拢51m at collapse
Trade creditors could recover less than 0.5p in the pound for debts