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好色先生TVBellway profit slumps by two-thirds
Firm suffers hit from pandemic and 鈥渓egacy鈥� fire-safety issues, but reports strong sales rebound
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好色先生TVContract awards slip in September
Network Rail was biggest spending client during the month, according to Glenigan data
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好色先生TVRevealed: The construction firms that are hiring despite covid-19 pandemic
LinkedIn lists companies in sector advertising more than 50 roles
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好色先生TVNew orders reach post-lockdown peak as activity ramps up
But staff numbers fall as furloughed employees are let go
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好色先生TVOne in five architects expect to cut staff by end of year
Future Trends survey says figure jumps to nearly 25% for firms in London
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好色先生TVSunak set to reveal 鈥榳inter economy plan鈥� to save jobs
But chancellor not expected to extend furlough scheme that is still supporting nearly 300,000 construction jobs
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好色先生TVContract awards top 拢6bn in August
Biggest spending client during the month was DfT, says Glenigan data
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好色先生TVRecovery continues but output still down on pre-covid levels, ONS figures reveal
Activity increased by 17.6% in July, according to the ONS
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好色先生TVBreedon鈥檚 Cemex takeover given all-clear
Competition and Markets Authority accepts cement manufacturer鈥檚 guarantees
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好色先生TVForterra re-opens all its UK brickmaking plants
Group had closed most sites following covid lockdown
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好色先生TVLondon council puts botched 拢75m deal up for grabs again
Firms have until early next month to express interest in job
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好色先生TVConstruction must avoid refreshed race to bottom, trade bodies warn
There is mounting concern over a race to the bottom in the scramble for work
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好色先生TVAugust tender opportunities down on 2019 by almost 70%
But contract awards were up nearly 40%
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好色先生TVConstruction鈥檚 covid recovery slows in August
Expansion eases to lowest point in three months
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好色先生TVBerkeley Group maintains profit guidance despite covid-19 hit
Firm still forecasting pre-tax profit of 拢500m after better than expected trading
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好色先生TVClients hand out 拢4.5bn of work in July
New data reveals top-spending clients across different sectors