Legal News – Page 22
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McArdle collapse leaves creditors £5.3m out of pocket
Administrator finds funds to pay 61% of value of trade creditors’ bills, while around half the firm’s 155 staff have been made redundant
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Sweett launches probe into bribery allegations
Firm denies knowledge of alleged historic incident involving employee in Morocco
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Labour fires warning over land 'hoarding'
Labour is set to outline proposal to tackle land banking to boost housebuilding numbers, inlcuding fining developers
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ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø regulations to be integrated into BIM
Working group looks at ways to integrate regulations, planning and health and safety requirements into BIM models
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Surveyor jailed after double life as graffiti vandal
A building surveyor has been jailed for 3½ years after being convicted of spray painting graffiti on an ‘industrial scale’
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Sellafield fined £700k for dumping radioactive waste
Firm pleaded guilty to seven counts of sending irradiated waste to a landfill site
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May Gurney shareholders approve Kier takeover
May Gurney shareholder overwhelmingly approve Kier’s £221m proposed takeover
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Tim Yeo steps aside as committee chair
Tim Yeo steps aside from role as chair of energy and climate change committee while alleged lobbying breaches are investigated
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Fire breaks out at Brookfield's Glasgow Hospital
A fire broke out at Brookfield Multiplex’s Southern General Hospital site in Glasgow
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Yeo caught in lobbying sting
But chair of energy and climate change committee denies wrong doing
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Lewis' ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø contractor set to go bust
Merepark Construction faces liquidation after bank ceases payments on redevelopment of iconic Lewis’ ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø
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Councils could lose planning powers
Government publishes regulations that could see councils that block development have their planning powers removed
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Four immigration arrests at London Bridge station job
Border Agency arrests workers after enforcement visit to London Bridge site
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Watchdog clears Kier's May Gurney takeover
Office for Fair Trading decides not to refer Kier’s proposed £221m acquisition of May Gurney to Competition Commission
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Union launches blacklist High Court action
Contractors including Carillion, Sir Robert McAlpine and Kier targeted in legal action lodged by the GMB on behalf of construction workers
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Demolition firm fined after worker crushed
Court action after worker seriously hurt by concrete-crushing machine
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Probe into HR role in blacklisting
CIPD to investigate members alleged to have used the services of now defunct construction industry blacklisting firm
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Greenpeace picks legal fight over Hinkley nuclear project
Campaign group seeks judicial review of government’s decision to give green light to £10bn Hinkley plant
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Firms fined after six-tonne roof collapses on worker
Thomas Vale and CMR Demolitions fined for regulations breaches