All Building articles in Archive Titles – Page 549
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Abel celebrates forty years
Abel Alarm is celebrating 40 years in the business. Established in 1965, the company is now the largest national independent electronic security company and has since grown to 15 offices across the UK with its alarm boxes a familiar sight on buildings throughout the country.
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Archive TitlesSecurity firms take centre stage at G8
Security firms 2020 Vision Systems, MEL Secure Systems and Dedicated Micros were all involved in providing protection during this summer's G8 summit at Gleneagles.
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Archive TitlesCCTV: Back to basics (Part 4)
With CCTV's rapid development there is a danger that installers – especially those new to security – know all the latest developments but have embarrassing knowledge gaps when it comes to basic issues. In this addition to our series which ran earlier this year, Gerard Honey offers installers his concluding ...
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Archive TitlesThe bench test 2: Eco update
Dedicated Micros' Eco 9 CD 300GB digital video recorder is a simple install job
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Norbain Live05 ready to roll
Twenty five branDS Have signed up to exhibit at Norbain Live05, its series of eight regional security events taking place across the UK and Ireland in September and October. The latest additions include American Dynamics, JVC, Mitsubishi, and Vision Systems.
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Archive TitlesTrett promotes Williams
Trett’s new associate director Steve Williams talks to QS News about the secret of analysing delays and Liverpool FC’s role in his promotion
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Problem solved
David Forster’s letter (To get a proper B of Q, ask a proper QS, QS News, 29 July) will not sit comfortably with some designers, but will have many QSs who are still producing Bills of Quantities nodding in agreement.
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Archive TitlesMillbridge manages Monaco project
A Louis Vuitton store in Monaco, on which project manager Millbridge Group worked, has just opened.
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Life is too short
May I say that Mr Turtle (Take a reality check, QS News, 15 July) needs to turn his jaundiced view of real QSs around – we are not all tarred with the same brush, nor do we act like idiots in calculating finite hip rafter lengths, life is too short.
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A letter of support
Launce: I am sure you have been inundated with letters of support with your stance on the RICS (QS News, 1 July).
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Archive TitlesThe olympic game plan
In Singapore, London certainly proved it could talk a good Olympics. But can it now deliver? Tony Whitehead talks to industry experts about how to get it right.
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More fuel on the fire
In response to Grahame Reynolds’ letter (Our reputation preceeds us, QS News, 1 July), QSs are wonderful people who thrive on accuracy.
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Haleys undergoes facelift and mulls move into Middle East
Haley Somerset is back in healthy profit after rebranding, restructuring and retrenching
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Clearing the first hurdle
Unaccustomed as we are in the UK to victory in sporting matters, it’s time to overcome our shock at winning the Olympic bid and get down to some hard graft.
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Crystal clear
In your Analysis article (Slowdown may not last, QS News, 1 July), you received a response from Alan Baker of Gleeds to a question about construction activity and work loads:
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Brown leaves Trench to help grow PM team at JLL
David Brown has joined Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) as national director, to help build up the firm’s project management capabilities.
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New CEO at Currie & Brown
Currie & Brown has won a consulting role on a major project to build an orbital road around Madrid, as part of a bid for global expansion under new chief executive Euan McEwan.
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Archive TitlesErinaceous buys Entente to boost presence in Midlands
The property services firm adds QS and project management expertise with its latest acquisition
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Archive TitlesHousing orders bolster construction growth
Further evidence has emerged that the construction industry is continuing to grow, but at a slower pace.