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Leaving a legacy behind? Birmingham puts faith in a successful Commonwealth Games
With Birmingham set to host the Games in 2022, will the West Midlands region reap the benefits of improved infrastructure in years to come? -
Manchester presents how HS2 could be the catalyst for region's growth
A strategy has been launched aiming to show how Northern Powerhouse Rail and HS2 could stimulate economic growth in Manchester. -
Inquiry launched into PFI contracts after report reveals deals cost taxpayers billions
The Public Accounts Committee will be leading an inquiry into whether PFIs are delivering value for money for the taxpayer. -
At least six dead after newly-installed 860 tonne pedestrian bridge collapses in Florida
A bridge constructed on Saturday for Florida International University students has collapsed and left at least six people dead. -
Carillion could be wake-up call industry needs, says public procurement boss
Chief executive of Scape Group, Mark Robinson, reflects on all things Carillion and the golden rules of procurement for the firm. -
Green light given for 433-home development at former Glasgow Police HQ
Plans have been approved for the 433-home development at the former Strathclyde Police headquarters in Glasgow. -
Scottish Labour calls for halt to PFI deals and demands rethink on public procurement
Scottish Labour is demanding a review of how the public sector purchases goods, services and construction projects in Scotland. -
Crossrail still set for December completion despite cost pressures and testing issues
TfL commissioner Mike Brown has revealed how design issues and problems in testing has forced Crossrail to change its delivery schedule. -
Balfour Beatty turnaround doubles profit to £165m
Figures posted for 2017 confirm recovery of the UK's biggest contractor: "We had our road to Damascus moment, simplified the business and strengthened its leadership," says Leo Quinn -
BAE Systems snaps up Crossrail chief executive to lead maritime and land sector
Andrew Wolstenholme's next move following Crossrail will be to head up BAE Systems submarine and naval ships programmes.