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RICS Planning roadshow - November and December
The RICS Planning roadshow: The Practitioner's Guide will offer practical information that affects planning and development surveyors on a daily basis at a time when the planning process is changing. In the next 12 months the planning process will play a great part in starting the recovery of the UK's ...
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NewsOFT reduces fines by £300,000
Decision comes as competition body prepares to publish full details of specific infringements
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NewsAmsprop vs ITW (trading as Hobart UK)
Our legal expert investigates a fire at the Hard Rock Cafe
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FeaturesRome improvements: Hadid's Maxxi museum
Zaha Hadid’s long-awaited Maxxi art museum has given the Eternal City a bit of a shake-up
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CommentRICS and its members: Losing touch
Members from across the whole of the organisation feel the RICS is morphing from an elected body for the members into a quango wannabe
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NewsKier leads the charge as firms appeal OFT fines
Contractor among first five firms to confirm they will challenge cover-pricing penalties
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NewsFloods are unavoidable but councils must be prepared
Flood defences won't eliminate the risk of a big river flood so communities must plan ahead
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NewsPoliceman dies in Cumbria floods
Stone bridge over the River Derwent is washed away after 12 inches of rain falls in 24 hours
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NewsDurkan to appeal OFT fine
Firm to please innocent to charge related to its contracting arm and refute fine related to company it sold in 2007
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NewsRICS may quit Construction Industry Council
CIC chief executive says organisation may leave to save money, as surveyors’ infighting continues
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NewsMitie buys Environmental Property Services for £38.5m
Social housing contractor will be integrated into property management business in south-east England
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NewsUK firms scoop four MAPIC gongs
CB Richard Ellis, Westfield and Liverpool One among winners at retail awards in Cannes
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NewsEuropean output drops 1.1% in September
Latest report on Eurozone countries found Slovenia, Slovakia and Portugal showed biggest declines
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NewsNicholas Serota joins London mayor's design panel
Director of Tate to replace Richard Rogers in group that advises Boris Johnson on design strategies and projects in the capital
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News£4.5bn Brent Cross masterplan gets green light
Plan to regeneration north-west London shopping centre area will provide 27,000 new jobs and 7,000 homes
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NewsMore stalled college projects could restart next year
Government pledge to spend £200m after 2011 may kickstart several schemes hit by LSC debacle
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NewsFirst Express Lift company established
Over 20 years eLift Cumbria will finance and develop Cumbria's ageing community hospitals and deliver a range of other health facilities
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NewsHousing starts leap 18%
Private housing shows particular rise from July to September, but 12-month figure is still 35% below previous year
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NewsKPMG: Global construction optimism is misplaced
Worldwide survey suggests companies’ profit hopes are based on pre-recession order books
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NewsRising damp
Mike Hill spotted this horror classic in Venice. He points out: “Bearing in mind that parts of the city flood at this time of the year, this access to the site is underwater for at least part of the day.”