All Building articles in 07 October 2011 – Page 2
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NewsGovernment ‘schizophrenia’ undermining green investment, MPs warn
Parliamentary committee tells climate minister Greg Barker not to backtrack
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NewsSkanska gets planning consent for first UK residential development
Firm has also completed a second land deal in Great Kneighton, Cambridgeshire
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NewsHolloway White Allom falls into administration
All 170 staff made redundant at 129-year-old builder
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NewsRICS reports 'flat' housing market
House prices continuing to fall as autumn bounce fails to kick in
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NewsWest Ham Olympic bid thrown out
Olympic legacy firm ends negotiations and plans to let the stadium according to reports
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Jack Dromey secures shadow housing job
Former union official to become Labour Party housing spokesperson following reshuffle
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NewsSouthend council gives green light to pier revamp
Tourist attraction will re-open in Spring 2012 featuring a new cultural centre
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NewsBennetts unveils designs for Hornsey theatre
Architect plans to convert grade-II listed north London building
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NewsFirst Choice Homes Oldham announces £90m contractor framework
Firms will deliver improvements to housing association properties over the next five years
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NewsTate St Ives tenders for new architect and project team
Gallery will scrap original Jamie Fobert design, but architect confirms he will reapply
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Comment
Work related deaths: Swift justice
The third version of the Work Related Deaths Protocol came into effect on 1 October, and it could see firms responsible for a fatality on their site prosecuted a lot quicker
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CommentVariations of a guarantee: Hackney Empire Ltd vs Aviva Insurance UK Ltd
This case highlights what can happen when employers enter into side agreements with contractors, as these agreements may not be covered by the bond
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NewsWork starts at £25m Jewish Community Centre
Development will include an open piazza and 14 two-bedroom flats
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CommentA quick guide to public procurement in the UK
A quick guide to the obligations imposed on public bodies by the public procurement regime and the remedies available to a supplier of goods or services if a public body fails to comply.
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NewsHundreds of sparks protest in Nottingham
Electricians target contractor Spie Matthew Hall at Ratcliffe power station
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NewsGrainger and Bouygues launch fund to build over 1,000 homes
Firms aim to attract up to £150m of institutional investment, starting today
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NewsGovernment to back new generation of nuclear plants
Official safety report will back the controversial power source despite Fukushima disaster
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Archive Titles
QSs continue to reject BIM
RICS survey reveals that only one in 10 QSs are considering adopting a new BIM strategy
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NewsHilary Benn given shadow communities brief
Labour MP replaces Caroline Flint as shadow secretary of state covering housing, planning and building regs
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NewsNetwork Rail promises shorter payment times
Public sector giant slashes payment deadline from 56 to 21 days
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