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New Devon college plans on track The multi-million pound redevelopment of a north Devon college reaches the half-way point in its construction. £2m cycle path bridges are opened Cycle bridges left mid-build when a construction firm went into administration are officially opened. Olympics shopping centre on cue Construction of a £1.45bn shopping centre next to the Olympic Park in east London reaches a formal milestone. Construction sees sharp slowdown The UK construction sector is expected to shrink by 16% in 2009, according to an industry body. Making it in a man's world One building firm aims to recruit more women into the hard working world of the building site with its own apprentice scheme. Apprentice diaries We follow the progress of six girls as they make their way through a two year construction apprentice course. The walls that don't come down The first one went up eight years after construction started on the Berlin Wall, but 20 years after that wall went down, Northern Ireland still has its so-called peace lines. Power plant worker has swine flu A worker at a power station construction site near Plymouth is diagnosed with swine flu, city health officials confirm. Sharp contraction for UK economy The UK economy contracted 2.4% in the first quarter of 2009, a decline not exceeded in 51 years, the latest data shows. Meeting to discuss building plans A meeting is to be held in Guernsey later to discuss the construction of a new parish building in St Peter Port. Israel approves 50 settler homes Israel approves construction of 50 new housing units in a Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank. Vote ends refinery jobs dispute Workers vote to accept a deal which brings an end to the Lindsey oil refinery jobs dispute that spread to other sites. Work begins on £181,000 skatepark Construction work begins on a state-of-the-art £181,500.00 skate and BMX park in Lowestoft, in Suffolk. Life abroad in the British forces As service people are honoured around Britain on the first Armed Forces Day, we catch up with some posted around the world. Building of 'eco-office' on track Construction of a new headquarters for the Manx Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry is on target. Worker critical after tank fall A construction worker is critically ill after falling 10 metres into an empty water tank in Bangor, County Down. Sellafield strikers end stoppage Construction workers at Sellafield in Cumbria return to work after wildcat stoppages in support of refinery workers in Lincolnshire. Road widening work due to begin Construction work officially starts on the long-awaited widening of the A46 through Nottinghamshire. 'Ghost village' to be demolished The site of an abandoned and decaying construction workers' village will begin changing within a year, its owner says. Work starts on New Mexico spaceport Construction begins at the site of the world's first commercial spaceport, a project aimed at revolutionising space exploration.

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