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NewsRIBA launches RIBAPedia
Initiative is a collaborative 'wiki' source of information for the architectural research community
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NewsBlack Widow spider terrifies workers on Newcastle site
South American deadly spider found in crate on building site is donated to Durham University
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NewsCouncil mistakes Birmingham, Alabama for local skyline
Birmingham City Council has apologised for printing the skyline of Birmingham, Alabama on 700,000 recyclng leaflets
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NewsExcessive toilet flusher faces eviction
Council house neighbours take tenant to court for repeatedly flushing her toilet at night
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Dave Hampton on the green gurus top three
The Carbon Coach runs through the list of most influential figures in the green building movement
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NewsTen tips for cheap and effective eco-refurbishments
Consulant Inbuilt offers a checklist to tackle wasted emissions from existing buildings
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NewsContractor restores barn for organic farm
Chalcroft close to completing refurbishment for Norfolk-based producer
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NewsShould northerners move South?
A report from think tank Policy Exchange said some northern cities cannot be regenerated and people should move South for work. But the Centre for Cities says don't write off the North just yet
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NewsHow will regeneration areas do in the downturn?
The latest IPD Regeneration Index showed property investments in regeneration areas slumping. Rebecca Graham, senior analyst at IPD, tells how regeneration areas could perform now based on how they did in the last recession
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NewsHousing associations urge young Londoners to put down guns
Landlords hold dance event to oppose gun and knife crime
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NewsBreaking down the levy
Our columnist explains how the community infrastructure levy could operate
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NewsColchester Borough Homes: Caring for dying people
One of the first schemes to allow terminally ill people to become tenants so they can die in their own homes has won a national award
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NewsRising material prices to hit major infrastructure costs
Government may have to plough in extra cash to fund major infastructure projects such as Crossrail and the 2012 Olympics
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News'I just close my eyes when it's on'
Not really a substitute for safety goggles when you're working with a blowtorch
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NewsMiddle East growth boosts Interserve profit by 20%
Order book increases to £6bn as support services firm reports 'little overall effect' from credit crunch
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NewsChancellor set to boost mortgage lending
Alistair Darling will help banks and building societies secrue more finance for new mortgages according to media reports
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NewsNortherners should move South says think tank
Regeneration has failed in cities such as Liverpool and Sunderland says influential 'right of centre' Policy Exchange
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News2012 sites will benefit from green lessons learnt at T5
Sustainability measures at T5 will form benchmark for London Olympic venues says 2012 sustainability chief
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NewsEnglish Courtyard Developments goes into administration
Retirement housing specialist succumbs to pressures of credit crunch leaving four housing schemes incomplete