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Politicians call for inquiry into Carillion's botched Liverpool hospital job
City mayor Joe Anderson and local MP Louise Ellman 'appalled' by project's condition
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Former Kier boss suggests firm grew too quickly
Firm’s acquisitions in recent years include Green Macs and May Gurney
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Liz Peace to head up task force tackling construction's dodgy image
Construction Licensing Task Force will develop a mandatory licensing scheme for UK construction companies
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James Wates knighted in Queen's Birthday Honours
Others named on the list include new Crossrail chair Tony Meggs
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Interserve went under owing creditors more than £100m
Companies House report shows contractor’s assets were barely a quarter of what was owed
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Severfield's India partner mulls bid for bits of British Steel
JSW Steel understood to be looking at stricken business
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In pictures: O'Rourke to start repairing Carillion's botched Liverpool hospital
Work follows last year's Arup report which flagged structural and cladding issues at scheme
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Sisk hits back at government accusation it treats suppliers badly
Firm, which was booted off fair payment initiative in April, sees pre-tax profit jump in 2018
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In pictures: Historic images of Wates engineers building pontoons for D-Day
Contractor specialised in pre-cast concrete
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Firms land places on Dounreay work
Aecom, Atkins and Kier appointed to latest work at Scottish site
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Details of latest Stratford Waterfront contract revealed
London Legacy Development Corporation looking for firm to work on new Sadler's Wells’ base
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Wates to start this winter on £60m Commonwealth Games pool
Deal to be finalised this autumn ahead of December start
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Ardmore chosen for Hornsey Town Hall revamp
Make-designed scheme in north London includes apartments and hotel
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Kier's share price continues to head south
Investors spooked by shock profit warning yesterday
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Welsh government shelves plan for £1.4bn M4 relief road
First Minister Mark Drakeford’s decision is the latest hit to the Welsh infrastructure pipeline
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Graham site trashed by celebrating Liverpool fans
Half-built job taken over by supporters of Champions League winners during Sunday's victory parade
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Trust told to name Balfour Beatty as Carillion's successor on Birmingham hospital
Firm due to be officially signed up this autumn
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CLC tells contractors to hire more staff directly
Future Skills report says workers do not receive enough trainingÂ
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Wates nabs rival boss to head up regional team
David Saville swaps John Sisk for new role at £1.6bn business