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NewsBam Nuttall bounces back into the black
Contractor says it will target more early involvement and two-stage contracts
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CommentA reluctant Remainer
For the construction sector it makes sense to vote to remain in the EU, but personally I鈥檝e struggled with many of the Remain campaign鈥檚 arguments, until now 鈥�
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NewsContractor Osborne latest to back Remain
Osborne among latest backers of 鈥樅诙瓷缜� says IN鈥� ahead of crucial referendum
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CommentWorking directly with subbies - the collaboration game
Essential Living looks to collaboration to de-risk pipeline and get a handle on construction costs
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NewsWork on 拢745m bypass stopped over fish fears
Contractors voluntarily halt work on Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route after pollution to nearby rivers
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NewsCarillion: 鈥楽tay in the EU or risk economic stability and jobs鈥�
Contractor says remaining in EU is vital for access to skills and investment, but fears grow of a British exit
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NewsHS2 invites all nine to tender for 拢12bn works
Bechtel and eight joint ventures in the running for civil engineering contracts
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NewsISG makes first top hire post-takeover
Firm appoints Damian Farr as European engineering services MD
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NewsTop bosses warn Brexit would 鈥榙estabilise鈥� construction
Lipton Rogers co-founder and Saint Gobain boss highlight UK鈥檚 dependency on EU for labour and skills
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NewsContractor bags Hackney estate regen
The second phase of the regeneration of the Colville Estate in Hoxton will start shortly
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News900 firms to pay both government and CITB levies
Over 900 contractors will have to pay two training levies from April 2017
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NewsLabour costs still on the rise, say contractors
Build UK鈥檚 latest State of Trade Survey reports activity and cost growth
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NewsLuxury London resi scheme more than five months late
A 拢25m luxury residential scheme by developer Ballymore in north-west London
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NewsLaing O鈥橰ourke holds fire on second off-site factory plan
Strategic review delays final decision on move to invest over 拢100m in modular housing plant
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CommentLaing O鈥橰ourke up close
It has now been a decade and a half since then-concrete boss Ray O鈥橰ourke pulled off what is still the biggest M A coup in construction
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FeaturesLaing O鈥橰ourke: Behind closed doors
Following problem jobs, awkward financial signs and the departure of the chief executive for health reasons, 69-year-old Laing O鈥橰ourke founder Ray O鈥橰ourke has taken the reins once again
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NewsNew work drops ahead of EU referendum
First decline in new incoming work for three years as clients put off orders and commencing contracts