All articles by Allister Hayman – Page 4
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Taylor Wimpey to build first Olympic Park neighbourhood
Taylor Wimpey and London Quadrant win Chobham Manor job
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Mace's Corrie job hit with delays
Exclusive: Part of ITV’s new Coronation Street studios site was cordoned off after problems emerged on steel frame
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Over 5,000 construction firms go bust in 22 months
Over 5,000 construction firms have gone insolvent since autumn 2010, new insolvency figures have revealed
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Cable: construction is the 'weak link' in the economy
But business secretary defends the government’s efforts to boost the ailing sector
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Travis Perkins sees profits rise 25%
But builders merchant says wet spring and summer wiped £10m off its profits for the first half of this year
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Unite lambasts crane register closure
Union argues two years is not long enough to assess effectiveness of safety measure in HSE consultation
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US giants in the running for £400m defence estate job
Exclusive: Bidders line up for Defence Infrastructure Organisation strategic business partner role
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UK economy remains in recession
Office for National Statistics figures show economy contracted by 0.7% in Q2, with construction output down 5.2%
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Balfour Beatty restructure 'on track'
Construction Services boss says details of major shake-up to be set out next month
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Ardmore revenue up 33%, but profit falls sharply
Contractor attributes fall in profit to two significant contract disputes
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Business boss slams government inaction
British Chambers of Commerce leader calls for creation of business bank and says ministers doing too little to boost infrastructure
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Sector unites to call for investment
UKCG’s campaign to boost construction spending comes amid dire economic news
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Balfour Beatty still on top
Contractor scoops contracts worth £372m in June, while total construction output falls, again
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Skanska's UK revenue falls 12%
Contractor Skanska saw construction revenue fall 11.5% to £532m over the first half of the year, but profits rose 15% to £20m.
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Mace boss slams Olympic marketing rules
Mace boss Stephen Pycroft hits out at government over restrictive Olympic marketing rules
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Mace to push for 40% growth in turnover by 2015
Exclusive: Chief executive Stephen Pycroft lays out target as firm reveals 2011 results with turnover up 9% to £928m
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GVA to find contractors for MoD's £300m Deepcut job
Ministry of Defence’s estate arm appoints property consultant to procure contractors for Deepcut barracks relocation
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Mel Starrs has died
Mel Starrs, a prominent champion of sustainability in the built environment, has died.
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Infrastructure work fails to pick up
RICS survey finds infrastructure workloads remained flat over Q2 despite government attempts to boost sector
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Green light for £50m Hinkley Point jetty
Temporary wharf will be used to bring in construction materials for new nuclear power plant