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Slow worms slow down housing project for seven months
黑洞社区 work at West Sussex housing development halted for worm's hibernation period
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Land Securities questions increasing carbon offsetting
Developer says offsetting alone is not enough as it lays out its four-point energy strategy
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Capita has 拢434m start to 2007
Contract wins with Swindon Borough Council and Countrywide Assured highlighted at AGM
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NewsSainsbury's investors denied property portfolio cash
Shareholders express disapointment that anticipated property business does not materialise
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Tesco removes Kier from main contractor framework
Source close to supermarket chain cites performance issues as contractor 'works to regain position'
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FeaturesTesco鈥檚 troubles
Britain鈥檚 most successful business (probably) is one of the construction industry鈥檚 most important clients (definitely). Yet rumours of strife in its supply chain and a rush of bad publicity appear to be undermining its position.
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Tesco removes Kier from main contractor framework
Source close to supermarket chain cites performance issues Contractor 鈥榳orking to regain its position鈥�
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NewsODA starts Viking search on Olympic site
Archaeological experts have started to dig for Roman, Viking and medieval remains around the 2012 Lea Valley site
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NewsTriple contract win for Galliford Try
Museum of Liverpool and retirement village among contracts totalling 拢108m
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NewsArgent reaches compromise with King's Cross protesters
HIgh Court hearing cancelled after developer abides by injunction over demolition
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NewsWorld's tallest residential tower given the green light
Santiago Calatrava's Chicago Spire will house 1,200 apartments over 150 storeys
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EC Harris win first Austrian PPP deal
Consultants will work with Bonaventura Consortium to build 51km of roads
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NewsSkills legacy scheme launched for Olympic locals
ConstructionSkills and Housing Forum initiative aims to get 4000 local people on construction training schemes
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RICS to lure back former QSs
Refresher courses to be launched this autumn as surveying body tries to tackle skills shortage
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RICS to lure back former QSs
Refresher courses to be launched this autumn as surveying body tries to tackle skills shortage
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NewsWYG appoints Lawrie Haynes as chief executive
Former chief executive of the British Nuclear Group will take up position at White Young Green on July 1
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NewsFire destroys former cinema site in Newcastle
The four-storey building was being turned into student flats by RM Accommodation
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NewsWorld War II bombs make Olympic site high risk
Games will act as a 'pressure point' to clean up east London
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NewsBellway seals 拢1.2bn Leeds deal
Joint venture with Leeds City Council will include the construction of 5000 homes over 20 years
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NewsCapita Symonds gets new boss and new plan
Goring takes over from Dye as consultant focuses on project management and council work