All Archive Titles articles – Page 252
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Leader: So, are you up for a bit of street fighting, bruv?
You can work wonders. You can take the hopeless, the deprived, the destitute and the derelict and, with a sparse amount of hard won public and private money, give a future to places and communities. The value of that work cannot be underestimated.
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Upfront: The urban apocalypse
Our cities are heading for a bleak future unless we solve the crisis of urbanism
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All tied up
Following Regenerate’s investigation into how buy-to-let landlords skew the housing market, David Blackman looks at how councils and developers are tethering the ambitions of these oversized investors
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English Partnerships set to make £200m profit on hospital sites
Most cash to go back into public purse. High design standards will drive up value
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‘In 5-10 years the whole picture of energy supply will have changed dramatically’
With the government calling for more renewable energy supplies for new development, housebuilders are teaming up with energy suppliers. Stuart Macdonald investigates who the power brokers are.
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LCBP suspended
The government’s Low Carbon Building Programme has been suspended despite receiving a £6 million boost in last week’s Budget.
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Petition to protect the status of engineers
A petition calling for the term ‘engineer’ to be protected has been launched on the Prime Minister’s e-petitions website.
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Better record keeping for building control
The DCLG has launched a consultation on proposals to improve the record keeping of local authority building control bodies.
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Aedas Architects appoints David Simister creative director in Leeds
Also: Gleeds Nottingham takes on Nick Phelan and Alan Davidson as associates
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JCT-Constructing Excellence contract launched
A new contract form promoting integrated working has been published by the JCT and Constructing Excellence.
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Brown’s Budget not green enough
Chancellor Gordon Brown’s latest Budget has been criticised for not going far enough on environmental measures.
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Boost for household renewables
The Renewable Energy Association has called for the removal of the monthly spending cap on household grants for the installation of renewables.
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Whats in your wallet?
The recommendation by the Low Pay Commission to increase the National Minimum Wage (NMW) by just 17p (or 3 %) to £5.52 per hour from next October has been accepted by the Government.
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Toolbox takeaway
Newey & Eyre has extended its Defiance toolbox takeaway promotion, offering customers the chance to get their hands on a quality tool kit for free.
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Toolbox takeaway
Newey & Eyre has extended its Defiance toolbox takeaway promotion, offering customers the chance to get their hands on a quality tool kit for free.
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Archive TitlesWhipper snapper
The AV1300 high definition IP camera has been miniaturized from 5" to 2.5" long. This enables it to fit into the smaller dome formats and reduces the weight by nearly half and the power by 15%.
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Star of the screen
Vista has introduced the VLFSM 19" flat screen LCD colour monitor, designed for use in CCTV applications with composite video and SVHS video inputs.
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Star of the screen
Vista has introduced the VLFSM 19" flat screen LCD colour monitor, designed for use in CCTV applications with composite video and SVHS video inputs.
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