All Breaking news articles – Page 684
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Lafarge hives off more of its gypsum business
Construction products giant sells its Australian operations for £109m
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Byles’ phone ‘hacked by journalists’
Daily Telegraph claims the former head of Partnership for Schools was targeted
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Make wins planning for tallest Croydon tower
Residential scheme for developer Menta will include 499 homes
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Foster + Partners’ Ruskin Square wins planning
Nine acre mixed-use scheme in Croydon approved
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Thomas Vale grows turnover by 28%
Midlands based contractor reports strong set of results for 2011
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VolkerStevin Marine lands £18m naval job
DIO awards firm contract to build specialist facility in Portsmouth
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Apollo and Keepmoat to merge
Combined firm will create £1bn-turnover social housing business
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Government stalls on key James Review points
A further three-month consultation is to be launched
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Leaked planning policy draft prioritises developer profits
Document suggests councils may have to cut back their requirements for affordable housing
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Designs for King's Cross public square unveiled
Architect Stanton Williams behind 7,000m² new London space
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Willmott: listed firms too bullish
Chief executive worried the government is getting the wrong message
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MPs approve plans for new energy and nuclear projects
The new build programme could be worth up to £40bn
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Mace set to win role on £315m post-Olympic job
Firm has bid to take on role of project delivery partner for after-Games transformation
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Spending shift to Defra revealed by £22bn pipeline
Three-year pipeline shows spending moving from education, housing and transport to waste projects
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Construction industry recession to deepen in 2012
Data firm Experian downgrades forecasts for output and predicts 4% contraction next year
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PFI schools worth £2bn to be procured in bulk deals
Schools may be batched with those from different areas in move that will favour major contractors
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Bam set to bag £120m of work
Contract wins to boost activity in regions where construction is low
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Shepherd sues own lawyer Pinsent Masons for £10m
Firm accuses lawyer of negligent drafting of subcontracts that led to Court of Appeal defeat
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Private firms win 12% of £1.8bn affordable housing fund
Barratt, Kier and Keepmoat will all get cash from the HCA’s funding scheme
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EDF denies French plant delays will affect UK nuclear projects
Energy company says delays to French power plant won’t have bearing on Hinkley Point or Sizewell