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Tuesday 5 November 2019
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Incredulous MPs put boot in to Crossrail management and bonus culture
Public Accounts Committee says it was ‘staggering’ belief still existed last summer scheme would be ready by December 2018
Khan’s Tulip veto backed by heritage groups
Mayor’s design advisers said Fosters’ proposals failed the ‘world class architecture’ test
Government still to respond to retention consultation, 18 months after it closed
Probe wrapped up last January
Thomas & Adamson turns to Willmott Dixon for new director
Scottish consultant wants to double London work
Morgan Sindall scores £13.5m Exeter uni upgrade
Contractor to revamp engineering building
RSHP named bookies’ favourite for Stirling prize
Practice frontrunner for third gong
HS2 faces crunch ruling on Old Oak Common start date
Railway will hear in September whether challenge by Bechtel will stop it awarding job to Balfour Beatty team
Government still to respond to retention consultation, 18 months after it closed
Probe wrapped up last January
Murphy posts £6m loss
Firm blames problem contracts for slump
Fit-out firm drafted in to complete Shaylor’s stalled Silverstone job
Glasgow contractor Elmwood Projects steps into breach
In pictures
Sketch of the week: Church Square, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire
Image of the week: Astronomical feat
Sketch of the week: Concept sketch, east London hotel
Image of the week: Wimbledon’s new Court 1 roof
Sketch of the week: Kissing Gates, London Festival of Architecture
Image of the week: I love Paris in the summer… when it sizzles
Sketch of the week: School sports hall, London
Image of the week: A bit of a breather
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Government still to respond to retention consultation, 18 months after it closed
Probe wrapped up last January
Galliford Try and Severfield latest firms to be chucked off Prompt Payment Code
Alun Griffiths and Ferrovial Agroman also named and shamed as poor payers
MPs ignored as £1.7bn Stonehenge tunnel procurement kicks off
Public Accounts Committee raised concerns earlier this month about transport department’s ability to manage job
