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Helical Bar back in black with focus on London
Developer Helical Bar has returned to profit and will turn its focus to projects in London.
America main bright spot for Lupus Capital
UK demand remains flat for all but the smallest building products.
Priority Schools programme increases to £2.4bn
Contractors say questions remain unanswered over £2bn of private finance as government injects £400 million to kick-start building.
Sir John Armitt not pursuing chief construction adviser role
Olympic Delivery Authority chairman rules himself out of the running as Paul Morrell’s replacement.
Clegg reveals plans for 'massive' state investment in infrastructure and housing
The coalition government is preparing a “massive” increase in state-backed investment in housing and infrastructure, it has been reported.
Graham Construction wins £16.6m Sanctuary housing deal
Graham Construction has won a £16.6 million contract to build 200 homes for Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association.
Pollard pushed by industry in hunt for Morrell successor
Former Bovis Lend Lease chief executive Nick Pollard has emerged as an early industry favourite to replace Paul Morrell as the government’s chief construction adviser.
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Great Portland Estates optimistic on London projects
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ACE calls for five replacements for PFI model
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Lend Lease to build £9.5m Help for Heroes recovery centre
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Mace and EC Harris win £72m Qatar programme
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Government starts EDF talks to ensure Hinkley Point C investment
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Sellafield contractor Renew Holdings doubles profits
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Business leaders to examine best route for Crossrail 2
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Exclusive: Bouygues buys Cardiff rail firm
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British Land profits rise despite tough retail climate
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Mitie reports £2bn turnover as loyalty pays dividends
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Steel group sees 'distant' recovery
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SIG beats rain to put on sales
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Investors urged to buy Keller shares
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Banks refuse lending to speculative office projects
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Interserve looks to new infrastructure and commercial markets
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Balfour Beatty wins infra works on £250m Center Parcs scheme
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Greg Barker: July Feed-in Tariff cuts could be delayed
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Galliford Try wins £80m dual carriageway work
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Kier to meet expectations with "robust" construction and services order books
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Exclusive: Balfour Beatty confirms 650 jobs to go under restructure plans
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‘We must make the UK as efficient as possible’
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BIM hubs will aim to ‘unify’ professions
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Interserve secures £1bn 2013 pipeline
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Aecom and NBS combine to offer BIM joint venture
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Clugston back in profit with turnover up 34 per cent
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Horizon nuclear sale vital to avoid skills drain
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ONS figures show UK recession may deepen
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ISG in u-turn over subcontractor fee
ISG has scrapped a controversial £300 registration fee it was asking subcontractors to pay to prequalify for its national supply chain after it was approached by Construction News.
