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Britain's first water desalination plant opens in east London
Thames Water鈥檚 拢200m plant at Beckton can provide drinking water for 1 million Londoners
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NewsThe little dipper
Scott Brownrigg鈥檚 The Pool envisages the transformation of a disused tramway underpass in Kingsway, central London, into a swimming pool
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Telford reports rising sales in East London
Housing group reports 10% increase in profit in 鈥檈xtremely encouraging鈥� market
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NewsMorrison nabs 拢180m of work
Repair and maintenance contractor to provide services on about 28,000
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Mears wins biggest ever deal
Social housing maintenance firm Mears has won a 拢300m 10-year deal with registered social landlord Family Mosaic 鈥� the biggest win in its history
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins 拢65m West London housing contract
Mansell subsidiary will build 324 homes for Kensington Housing Trust
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins 拢65m housing contract
Mansell subsidiary will design and build 324 homes in London鈥檚 Wornington Green
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NewsMears wins 拢170m repairs job
Lambeth council awards social housing repairs firm seven-year contract to start in October
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McAlpine set to clinch Milton Court job
Sir Robert McAlpine is set to grab the 拢150m Milton Court scheme, one of the biggest contracts being tendered in the City of London market
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Laing O鈥橰ourke and Costain nab 拢40m Crossrail project
Laing O鈥橰ourke and Costain have won a 拢40m contract to prepare Farringdon station in central London for the coming of Crossrail
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NewsVolkerHighways wins 拢4m Woolwich town centre job
Contract will involve regenerating two public squares for Greenwich council, as part of wider scheme funded by Homes and Communities Agency
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FeaturesWill Alsop's Peckham library revisited
Source: Astrid Kogler The front elevation, complete with giraffe-leg columns
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FeaturesCity Hall revist: Time has told
Ken Livingstone did not want 黑洞社区 to revisit his 鈥楤eehive鈥� City Hall three years after completion. Could it be that this 21st-century landmark has not achieved its low-energy targets?