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NewsHS2 'to boost economy by 拢15bn'
Completed high-speed line to north of England would add 拢15bn per year to the economy a KPMG analysis finds
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NewsArmitt calls for ODA-style body for nuclear industry
Former Olympic Delivery Authority boss says similar delivery body should be set up to drive through the construction of nuclear power plants
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NewsJohn Laing may be put up for sale
John Laing has appointed investment bank Greenhill to advise on a possible sale or listing
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NewsHS2 costs under fire, again
Influential public accounts committee slams HS2 business case and questions if project is the best way to spend 拢50m on rail investment
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News'Take the politics out of infrastructure', Armitt says
Report by former Olympic boss calls for independent infrastructure quango to end decades of dithering on major infrastructure decisions
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NewsRay O'Rourke takes on new HS2 role
Laing O鈥橰ourke chair to sit on the government鈥檚 independent task force overseeing economic benefits of the scheme
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NewsBam Nuttall and Amec win power station deals
Contractors appointed to build undersea power link in Scotland
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NewsScrap HS2 鈥榞rand folly鈥�, says IoD
Business lobby group calls for 拢43bn budget to be spent on improving existing network
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Archive TitlesVIDEO: Crossrail completes half of tunnelling south of Thames
Boring machine Mary joins Sophie at Woolwich station box
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NewsContractors sought for 拢200m highways framework
Birmingham council starts race for a 拢200m infrastructure framework.
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NewsDelivery partner revealed for 拢331m London tube upgrade
Exclusive: Team including EC Harris, Mace and CH2M Hill will help deliver radical new procurement approach
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CommentConstruction pipeline: Unprecedented clarity
How the latest data released by the government will help the industry
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NewsNG Bailey lands London Bridge revamp job
Contractor will provide permanent and temporary M E works on 拢400m station overhaul
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NewsSkills shortage puts infrastructure recovery at risk
Civil engineering contractors report growing concern over ability to recruit skilled staff and increase in costs
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NewsCrossrail finds remains of 9,000-year-old Londoners
Crossrail has found evidence of humans living on the Thames 9,000 ago at its site in North Woolwich
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CommentIndependent thinking
Next year the people of Scotland will decide whether to cut their historic ties with the rest of the UK. What effect could independence have on the Scottish construction industry?