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The Mongol Rally: to the death
Our charity rallyist from EC Harris finally reaches the finish line in Ulan Bator - although not quite in the manner he had hoped
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Land writedowns drive Taylor Wimpey into the red
Housebuilder to close 13 of its 39 operating businesses after £1.54bn first-half loss
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Costain profit leaps 26% in 2008
Engineering and construction group reports £10m profit and order book at record level
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T&T wins Sydney transport job
Consultant appointed as cost adviser on £5.6bn North West Metro project
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Property revaluations hit profit at mall developer Westfield
Half-year pre-tax profit falls 36% despite operational earnings up 15%
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China to build 50,000 skyscrapers within 20 years
Mining group Rio Tinto says Chinese building boom will continue to drive up materials demand
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CORGI warns students of carbon monoxide risks
Gas safety watchdog launches online campaign against the 'slient killer' in student accomodation
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Marks Barfield adds a dash of colour to Costa Coffee
Vibrant facade dominates new coffee shop at Grosvenor's Liverpool One scheme
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Wind turbines threaten ecosystem by killing bats
Risk to bat population found to be greater than thought, bringing risk of rise in insect plagues
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IES' international modelling tool revamped
IES releases v5.9 of allowing users to model climate and design performance in regulatory environments from Sydney to Sydenham by way of Swansea
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APC Trainer on... Conduct Rules, Ethics and Professional Practice (M005)
Grappling with professional dilemas and justifying your actions
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Victorian Home of the Future offers energy efficiency hope for pre-war stock
Filling in the gaps helps a Victorian council house cut emissions by 70-80%
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Building surveyor accused of stealing £300k from council
South Bedfordshire council sues for damages after employee spends thousands of pounds on shopping spree
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Tinsley towers demolished
Video footage of the controversial demolition of Sheffield's two cooling towers
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Farewell to Beijing – next stop, London
Reminiscing over the highlights of the Beijing Games, what stand out most are the smiles of young Chinese people and the fantastic buildings – especially lit up at night
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Profits plunge 80% at Bovis Homes
Housebuilder says first half of 2008 has been its toughest ever period of trading
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McBains Cooper wins Gulf Air contract
Consultant will ‘capture the spirit of Arabian hospitality’ in the new lounge at Heathrow T4
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Beijing's 'green Games'?
The 2008 Olympics may not have scored a perfect 10 on sustainability, but it has achieved some impressive green innovations - and will be a hard act to follow
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Watchdog slates government's Titan prisons plan
Questions raised over safety of vulnerable inmates in outsized jails and scope for cost savings
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Businesses demolish empty properties to avoid tax
Empty Rates tax is affecting development efforts according to urban regeneration agencies