All News articles – Page 899
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CITB still in the dark on apprenticeships levy
Chairman James Wates says conversations with BIS are ‘ongoing’
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Costain hits the top with contract haul worth £457m
A dozen projects, including a £152m Welsh road contract, boost contractor to top of this month’s league table
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Aggregate Industries expands into UK cement market
Firm takes ownership of cement plants in Staffordshire and Northern Ireland as part of the Lafarge Holcim mega-merger
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T&T wins mega Singapore data centre
Data centre for Indonesia’s largest telecommunications company
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Galliford Try lands £46m Birmingham Conservatoire
Contractor wins contract to build new Conservatoire for Birmingham City University
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Human chain formed to oppose British Land east London scheme
Spitalfield’s Trust organises human chain around Georgian houses facing demolition
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Warehouse development boom in first half of 2015
Research by BNP Paribas finds speculative development highest since crash
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Wates and Shepherd exchange contracts on buyout deal
Wates and Shepherd exchange contracts on buyout deal
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Engineer picked for Chelsea FC's 'gothic skin'
SME appointed as facade engineer on high profile project
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Zero carbon is 'commercially viable', says Solcer House creator
The research centre behind the Solcer House ‘smart home’ slams government U-turn on zero carbon
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Mole designs Cambridge's first co-housing
Architect working with Swedish off-site housing manufacturer
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Value of National Infrastructure Pipeline dips by £2.1bn
National Infrastructure Pipeline value falls due to lack of private sector oil and gas investment
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Heavyweight firms urge PM to back Heathrow runway
More than 270 firms sign open letter calling on prime minister to back new Heathrow runway
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Buyers circle Queen's builder
Administrators for Fairhurst Ward Abbotts say they are in early negotiations with interested buyers
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Gove moots plans for 'super-prisons'
Justice secretary outlines plans to close down victorian prisons and replace them with modern facilities
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More than 200 firms slam government's zero carbon U-turn
Signatories of the letter include senior directors and executives at Aldersgate Group, Argent, Bouygues, Buro Happold, Lendlease, Sir Robert McAlpine and Willmott Dixon
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Nuclear faces battle for workers
Nuclear industry experts fear sector could lose out on skilled workers to other major projects like HS2
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Stanhope pre-tax profit jumps 56%
Stanhope has reported an increase in its pre-tax profit for 2015 to £13.2m
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Contractors land £250m Reading uni framework
Graham Construction, Bouygues and Balfour Beatty among those chosen for ten-year £250m framework to upgrade facilities
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Keltbray turnover jumps 50%
Buoyant London market helps Keltbray turnover jump through £200m barrier