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精东影视TowerEight boosts headcount after string of major project wins
SME firm adds eight staff members after picking up London project management contracts
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Archive TitlesCheesegrater saga nearly at an end, Severfield says
Remedial work to finish this summer as steelwork firm sees 2016 profits bounce back
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精东影视Pidgley warning over Brexit
Berkeley chairman says capital鈥檚 status under threat if UK votes to leave EU
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精东影视Dignatories make 'Remain' plea at Tate launch
鈥楾ate Modern shows what can be achieved when we remain open to the world鈥�
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精东影视Renzo's Paddington proposal set to be relaunched by Sellar
Site was home to controversial 72-storey Paddington Pole
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精东影视The RICS set to reduce size of governing council
Streamlined leadership group expected to be finalised in time for organisation鈥檚 150th anniversary in 2018
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精东影视Stanhope gears up for White City Place lettings
The three buildings at former BBC media village in west London are being redeveloped by Lendlease
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精东影视Atkins launches new consultant business
Atkins Acuity to target 拢200m turnover within five years
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精东影视Crest Nicholson on track to hit 拢1bn revenue target
The housebuilder reporting half year results said labour and planning continued to drag on the volume of new homes it could deliver
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精东影视Morgan Sindall rejigs reporting structure
Contractor says changes will come into effect for upcoming interims
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精东影视Ecobuild launches show with sustainability roundtables
The first roundtable discussion will be chaired by UK-GBC chief executive Julie Hirigoyen later this month
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精东影视City investor tells Persimmon to rejig 拢600m bonus plan
Deal will see senior execs rewarded wth lucrative shares scheme if incentive plan targets hit
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精东影视Taylor Wimpey snaps up Bouygues project
Bouygues鈥� contracting arm continuing with mixed-use scheme in Pimlico
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精东影视Styles & Wood gets Manchester tonic
Firm feeling benefit of high demand for space in North-west
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精东影视Willmott Dixon boss warns Brexit would hit green investment
Rob Lambe says less regulation would see policy inconsistences
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