All Letters articles – Page 10
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CommentCramped and loo-les
Victorian terrace houses had to accomodate larger families in smaller spaces
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CommentStandardised schools: The customer is always right
From a child’s perspective, schools being standardised nationally is irrelevant
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CommentPoliticians need to act now
Unless vital infrastructure projects are delivered, the economy risks even deeper problems
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CommentNeglecting the old
Leaving historical building organisations out of the Green Deal committee is a grave mistake
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CommentNo alternative to public spending
The Scottish government must invest in infrastructure if we are to ever recover
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CommentPublic money for shovel-ready projects
Central and local government need to focus on getting funded projects moving as quickly as possible through procurement.
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CommentDespair at education sector
The government is failing to cut red-tape, bureaucracy and money
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CommentSafe and sound: The US embassy
A reader assesses the fortress-like nature of the proposed US embassy at Nine Elms
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CommentA fairer system on carbon emissions
Proposed changes to regulations on consequential improvements to property do not address carbon emissions
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CommentScotland expects
The building industry will look to Ms Sturgeon to hit the ground running with measures to kick-start life back into this crucial sector
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CommentMarket needs PFI certainty
What confidence can we have now that we will actually see some direction for PFI this autumn?
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CommentBarriers to building new homes
Constant tinkering of planning policy and short-term political reasons are hindering development
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