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NewsNetwork Rail launches property company
Search begins for two more non-executive directors to join Network Rail Property
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NewsHinkley bosses hauled before MPs again
Bosses called back by Parliament to explain why decision on Hinkley is delayed again
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CommentTotal infrastructure
Specialist skills are valuable assets for any profession but they work most creatively when they鈥檙e flexible and adaptable
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FeaturesPlanes, trains and automobiles
George Osborne is famously a fan of infrastructure - but is he putting his money where his mouth is?
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NewsJV buys up chunk of Ebbsfleet
Joint venture invests 拢200m in land for 4,700 homes at garden city site
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NewsHinkley aid could be 'illegal', lawyers claim
Greenpeace-commissioned lawyers allege government support for Hinkley likely to be blocked
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NewsBarking Riverside station designs unveiled
Project will connect new suburb to London Overground
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NewsWinner revealed for 拢200m Lower Thames Crossing role
Exclusive: Heavyweight JV beats competition from Jacobs and Arup/Atkins for consultant job
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NewsBalfour gets extra time to finish Aberdeen bridge
Contractor gets eight extra weeks to complete problem-hit project
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NewsSkanska and Bam win 拢85m Ordsall Chord deal
Skanska/Bam JV, also including Amey and Siemens, to build controversial rail link
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NewsKhan to cut back 'flabby' TfL
London Mayor candidate to tackle excesses at TfL and end 鈥渇anciful鈥� vanity projects
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NewsWinter storms cause 拢250m of damage
Cumbria worst hit with 拢175m worth of damage to roads and bridges
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NewsBidding starts for 拢520m HS2 consultancy roles
HS2 Ltd starts bidding process for phase two development partner and three design packages
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NewsHousing included in 拢483bn infrastructure pipeline
Housing a surprise entry in the government鈥檚 bulked-up infrastructure pipeline
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NewsChina wants hands-on role in UK nuclear
China General Nuclear says it wants to bring 鈥渆xpertise and experience鈥� to UK
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NewsBalfour Beatty lands 拢170m Tube job extension
London Underground has extended its track partnership with the contractor for a further two years