All Building articles in 2000 Issue 29 – Page 2
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News
DETR anti-cowboy scheme gets radical overhaul
Government ditches six-page application form for more site assessment of builders in quality mark pilots.
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Features
Support act
From rock-and-roll extravaganzas to awesome military displays in Horse Guards Parade, ESS modular stage system has toured the world and mingled with the stars.
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News
… and surveyors expect to see workload fall
Surveyors are also losing confidence in construction workload, according to a RICS survey for the second quarter of 2000. The number of surveyors expecting workloads to rise over the next three months dropped from 45% in the first quarter to 36% in the second. But the result is higher than ...
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Industry welcomes Brown’s spending spree
The construction industry has welcomed the government s Comprehensive Spending Review announced on Tuesday. Construction Confederation chief executive Jennie Price said the commitments to increasing investment in transport, school repairs and social housing were encouraging. She said: From the construction industry s point of view, it all looks very ...
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News
Lipton: Don’t knock British architects
Chairman of CABE says government view of architects is misguided and secures minister s support for improved public sector design standards.
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Morrison ‘super-managers’ get new deal to stay on site
Scots firm offers promotion, better employment and a place in the limelight to best project managers.
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News
Ideal homes – innovative, green and single
The Housing Design Awards have rewarded 12 schemes that respond to the demands of 21st century living.
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Carillion faces legal action on £800m spy centre
Appointment of Carillion as contractor and building controller makes it target for conflict of interest charges.
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