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NewsCardiff tower OK鈥檇 despite local politicians tearing into design
Galliford Try to build 30-storey block panned for 鈥榣ack of architectural quality鈥�
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NewsMorgan Sindall revises profit forecast up for fourth time this year
Final number expected to be around a record 拢126m
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NewsBam chalks up 拢30m deal to build sustainable school
Scheme set to be benchmark for net zero schools of future
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NewsRace for Derwent鈥檚 Baker Street scheme nears end as bids returned
Developer had been hoping to make start on main works this autumn
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NewsMace alters degree requirements to get more graduates into business from different backgrounds
Firm lowers qualification needed to get greater diversity of recruits
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NewsPandemic sends NG Bailey sinking into red
M&E contractor spent more than 拢12m on topping up salaries and redundancies
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NewsWork finally starts on resi job in Theresa May鈥檚 constituency
Maidenhead scheme was given planning three years ago but stalled because of funding issues
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NewsNearly 150 firms owed 拢100,000 or more by collapsed NMCN
Administrators鈥� report says firm owes 拢60.5m to unsecured creditors
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NewsEnd of an era as Steve Pycroft calls time on Mace
Former boss credited with turning firm into major contracting force
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NewsO鈥橰ourke gifts business 拢58m loan as contractor completes refinancing
Chief executive and brother make move as part of refinancing completed earlier this month
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NewsFour eye 拢500m Tulip as Gove poised to give City tower green light
Housing secretary due to make ruling imminently
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News鈥榁isas for foreign workers to ease labour shortages? No chance鈥�
Modernise or Die author says 鈥榩enny鈥檚 dropping鈥櫬� for firms on issue as he predicts 鈥榩ain ahead鈥�
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News鈥婲MCN staff eye legal action following job losses
Several former employees say they were not consulted during the redundancy process
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NewsISG chief executive stepping down after more than five years in charge
Paul Cossell to be replaced by firm鈥檚 fit-out head Matt Blowers next January
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FeaturesWe need neither feast nor famine but a steady diet of work: an interview with Andy Steele
The new chairman of Build UK reckons construction鈥檚 business model is broken. He tells Dave Rogers what he thinks it will take to fix it 鈥� starting with greater certainty from government
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NewsKeltbray picks up collapsed NMCN鈥檚 infrastructure business
Break-up of 75-year-old business complete with latest deal
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NewsKier tipped to land 拢50m Tottenham Court Road job
Firm beats Mace and McAlpine to land mixed-use scheme
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News22 Bishopsgate developer says covid has increased demand for fresh air at City鈥檚 tallest tower
Video: Peter Rogers adds building is capable of lasting 鈥�200 years鈥�