All Building articles in 04 November 2011 – Page 2
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NewsFriends of the Earth threatens legal action over feed-in tariff cut
Green charity will seek a judicial review if government’s decision is not reversed within a week
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NewsCouncils scrap solar panel plans as feed-in tariff cut looms
Leeds council and Reading council are among those affected
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NewsArup to open BIM consultancy in UK
Engineering giant has been offering BIM services in Australia for 12 months
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CommentFear of charging motorists leaves UK on road to nowhere
A new report from Arup says roadbuilding in the UK has ground to a halt despite obvious economic benefits of new schemes
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NewsShadow housing minister faces salary probe
Parliamentary standards commissioner launches formal investigation into Jack Dromey
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CommentAre customers loyal or just too lazy to go elsewhere?
Our marketing expert explains how earn loyalty from your customers
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NewsFull list: The 100 most influential surveyors on Twitter
Every month Building will reveal the tCn and RICS list of top surveying Tweeters
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NewsEPR submits Waterloo office scheme for planning
Proposed project is opposite London’s famous Old Vic theatre
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News£13bn of viable road jobs 'shelved'
Study by Arup and RAC shows volume of scheme sat awaiting funding
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NewsBovis and Persimmon hit autumn numbers
Housebuilders report rising visitors number and sales up on last year
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NewsHousing market in October bounces back
Data from the RICS latest to suggest return of buyers in the last month
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NewsMPs back high speed rail linking London, Midlands and North
Transport Select Committee report says HS2 would prove affordable
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NewsPM ordered to disclose bathroom costs at Downing Street
Information watchdog says Cabinet Office must provide details within 35 days
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NewsFalling demand and rising costs hit manufacturers' confidence
Construction Trade Survey shows 44% of heavy side firms expect sales to fall next year
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News£300m Regent Palace hotel revamp completed
Ambitious redevelopment by Sir Robert McAlpine and Dixon Jones Architects will provide office, retail and restaurant space
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Interview: The most influential surveyor on Twitter
Ben Muir of chartered building surveyor Avalon topped the first tCnRICS100 list of most influential users of Twitter
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FITs: Time for a rational response
Feed-in tariffs should have been brought down gradually over a period of time instead of the knee-jerk reaction we’ve seen
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NewsMinisters unveil £500m boost for stalled building projects
Growing Places Fund will help schemes hit by poor infrastructure and flood risk