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NewsGraham to rebuild Swansea pier damaged by Storm Dennis
Construction expected to start this July
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NewsSmaller firms lagging behind in payment times survey
Bigger contractors making greater strides over how long they鈥檙e taking to settle up
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NewsThree chase starring role on 拢200m Sky studio
Bids from McAlpine and ISG hit cutting room floor
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NewsPopulous' plan to expand Commonwealth Games venue lodged
NEC will host聽badminton, boxing, table tennis, netball and weightlifting events
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NewsCoronavirus and construction survey
As the threat posed by coronavirus continues we want to know what construction is worried about
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NewsInterserve says it will hit financial covenant targets
Contractor gives assurance as it announces new 拢125m loan deal
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NewsHousing sale drags on as Kier racks up more losses
Company warns it might not be until next year before deal for Kier Living is done
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NewsCrossrail told to name and shame tier 1s over health and safety
Consultant recommends railway bosses reveal which firms are meeting targets聽
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NewsPlanners didn鈥檛 like rainscreen cladding proposals, Grenfell inquiry told
Safety consultant Exova warned podium proposals made 鈥榚xisting crap condition worse鈥�
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NewsVenice Biennale postponed until August as coronavirus grips Italy
Architects from 60 countries were due to arrive聽for set-up in Italian city in next few weeks
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NewsCost of finishing Mace鈥檚 Astra Zeneca HQ job hits 拢1bn
Price tag has risen 拢250m in last year alone
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NewsKier and Mace among firms tasked by government to make buildings smarter
Four year initiative spearheaded by Construction Innovation Hub
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NewsGrenfell inquiry stopped after architect taken ill during evidence
Inquiry postponed as Studio E project lead 鈥榰nable to continue鈥� says Martin Moore-Bick
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NewsGrenfell inquiry architect had not read key fire safety guidance
Studio E project lead was also not aware of spate of high-rise fires spread by cladding
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NewsAssociations forecast 拢17bn new homes spend in 2020
Investment would represent an increase of a third on 2019
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NewsAlinea the latest firm to warn of rising labour costs
Consultant says low unemployment rate and Brexit will see contractors fork out more
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