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NewsConstruction activity recovers in August
Acitivity in the construction sector has picked up after nose-diving in July following the Brexit vote
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NewsSalford's 拢1bn Media City expansion gets go-ahead
Six architects involved in latest phase, with 10 new buildings planned
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NewsArcadis hires northern housing boss
Former Genesis managing director John Carleton has joined the consultant
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NewsKier launches northern housing JV
The partnership with Together Housing Group will build new homes in Yorkshire, Humber and the North West
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NewsCampaign launched to offer pupils construction experience
Firms urged to offer placements as part of Construction Youth Trust and 黑洞社区 campaign
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NewsToo few students taking science and maths, Aecom warns
Engineering firm raises skills shortage concern as it publishes analysis on lack of A-level STEM students
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NewsCash for extra school places 鈥榝alls 30% short鈥�
School estates body says money for 鈥榖asic need鈥� building work at schools is close to a third below what it should be
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NewsArchitects' confidence takes a dive after Brexit vote
First RIBA survey after referendum shows big practices are most anxious
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NewsBody found at Didcot power station six months after collapse
The boiler house at Didcot Power Station collapsed on 23 February
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NewsBam nabs Preston university work
Scheme for University of Central Lancashire to start early next year
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NewsGreat Ormond Street seeks team for 拢190m rebuild
Children鈥檚 hospital wants design team and contractor for next phase of redevelopment
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NewsTwo public clients to launch consultancy frameworks
EFA and HMRC consider tenders in further blow to government鈥檚 flagship 拢2.9bn framework
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NewsWeston Williamson pips Zaha Hadid in Cairo contest
London architect beats entrants from across the globe
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NewsISG bags 拢60m Imperial fit-out
Contractor to fit-out the college鈥檚 world-renowned chemistry department
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NewsBarking shopping centre in line for major mixed-use scheme
Studio Egret-designed plans would involve 13 buildings rising up to 36 storeys in height