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Wireless lighting control
MK Electric has launched the Astral wireless lighting control system, which is suitable for new-build and refurbishment projects
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Level threshold
Cavity Trays has come up with a device for creating level thresholds between the interior of a building and the outside
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Shower seat
Mira Showers has launched a shower seat that gives elderly and less able-bodied people the opportunity to shower in greater comfort
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Filtered water
Grohe has launched Grohe Blue, a kitchen tap capable of providing filtered water
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Recycled glass bricks
Glass Studio Eluna is expanding its product range with the introduction of a 100% recycled glass, load-bearing brick range
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CommentMJ coulson’s model answer
Judging construction disputes can be like sitting exams, but at least we can all learn from the results – as in this case where a builder flunked everything
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Commitment issues
Helen Garthwaite and Brad Fearn The carbon trading scheme was launched last week, and you need to know what the new rules could mean for you – including who will pay for it all
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NewsHousebuilder bonuses: Have bosses lost the plot?
What's the right approach for top execs to take in a recession?
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NewsMac and Mace in race for £190m Heron contract
Sir Robert McAlpine and Mace will submit final bids for Heron's Barbican tower tomorrow
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NewsNorth Midland posts profit despite OFT fine
Company reveals £1.7m pre-tax profit despite setting aside £1.6m for bid rigging fine
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NewsGreen guidelines could threaten Scottish housebuilding
Industry figures warn that changes to building standards could increase cost of projects by £8,000
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NewsHave you been made redundant?
Has the recession threatened to end your career? Tell us how you've coped with redundancy in the construction industry
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NewsOnline carbon calculating tool launched
Carbon Assessor will help organisations comply with the Carbon Reduction Commitment
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NewsThames Water awards £1.2bn pipe replacement work
Three joint ventures will continue upgrading London's Victorian sewers and water mains
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NewsBarr wins Scottish Sainsbury's contract
Contractor benefits from retailer’s plans for expansion
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NewsBam Construct bags £55m Leeds Arena job
High-profile, 13,500-seat stadium is set to complete in 2012
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NewsBBC tip-off leads to £250,000 fine for worker death
Regentford fined over safety breach after video evidence revealed 'poor condition' of scaffolding
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Victim of construction's mass redundancies?
Here’s a story: A woman called Amy Betts-Priddy was made redundant by Turner & Townsend last year. Rather than just accept it, she took the firm to an employment tribunal last week, claiming unfair dismissal, racial discrimination and sex discrimination. At the hearing she told the tribunal panel:- She was ...