All Building articles in 2003 issue 25 – Page 3
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Liverpool targets housing in four inner-city areas
Liverpool council has announced ambitious plans to overhaul much of the city's housing market in a report unveiled this week.
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NewsPromenade des Anglais
Landscape Design Associates has drawn up a masterplan for the redevelopment of Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset. The plan covers 45,000 m2 of public space, located on the seafront between the town centre and the shore. Proposals for this esplanade would provide shops, cafes, restaurants and flats. Two pavilion buildings, which would ...
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Comment
Lock up your aeroplanes
I read with shock and horror how sex offenders have been unleashed to work in restricted access areas on airport projects (13 June, page 11).
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Machiavelli's advice
What does the future hold for contractors? History can give us some of the answers – and so can a well known renaissance philosopher
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Balfour Beatty picked for £90m rail contract
Balfour Beatty has been named preferred bidder for a five-year, £90m line maintenance contract by Network Rail, the railway authority.
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Scott Wilson wins £6m Sri Lanka contract
Scott Wilson, the planning and engineering consultant, has signed a £6m contract with the Ministry of Port Development and Shipping in Sri Lanka to develop the port of Colombo over the next 20 years.
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NewsSkanska sues Costain for £5m over delayed hotel
Contractor issues High Court writ against joint-venture partner over loss-making hotel refurbishment.
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Welsh agree £48m fixed-cost deal for assembly
The Welsh assembly this week agreed a £48m fixed-price contract to build its chamber in an attempt to avoid the difficulties that have beset its Scottish counterpart.
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Homesick blues … and a £4500 phone bill
A homesick Caribbean builder on the site of a Four Seasons hotel development in Hampshire has been sacked for refusing to pay a £4500 phone bill.
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West End theatres to get £35m overhaul
Contractor WFC Shopfitters is to carry out major refurbishment work to London's Prince of Wales and Strand theatres, as part of a makeover for theatreland unveiled this week.
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Kent hands Prescott £10bn bill
Councillors in Kent have asked the government for £10bn to build infrastructure to go with the 120,000 homes planned in John Prescott's communities plan
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Plans for £1bn business park
A £1bn business park is being planned by Miller Developments of Edinburgh and American architect RTKL on the site of a former US airbase in Cheshire.
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