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FeaturesBacteria-resistant doorsets
Leaderflush Shapland is offering a range of products to combat healthcare-associated infections
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FeaturesSecondary glazing
Selectaglaze has installed secondary glazing in a 16-bed critical care ward at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, west London
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Anti-ligature windows
Kawneer has developed the AA3110 sliding window for the healthcare market
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Electrical accessories
MK Electric has compiled a collection of wiring accessories suitable for the healthcare sector
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Hospital furniture
David Bailey Furniture Systems was specified by architect Watkins Gray International when it required fitted furniture for a series of refurbishment projects at Great Ormond Street Hospital
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Bucking the Trend…
Rider Levett Bucknall Continues to Recruit and Develop Talent in the Recession
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NewsHill announces senior executive appointments
Firm hires a new senior executive and promotes another executive in its European project management group
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NewsRLF project manages £9m social housing scheme
The Forum social housing scheme forms part of Hatfield's regeneration
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NewsCapita completes stage one of £2.5m playground
Play Pathfinder aims to provide children free access to natural and innovative play opportunities
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Gleeds secures £55m college contracts
Consultant appointed to project manage college schemes in Northamptonshire
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NewsCapita launches mountain bike trail design service
Consultant will offer clients design and build service for mountain bike trails
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NewsCharles' top architects vie to replace Rogers
Concern grows over royal influence, as developer announces longlist for Chelsea Barracks redesign and appoints prince’s foundation as adviser
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NewsVideo: Big Brother's Craig Phillips mixes celebrity with construction
Although known as a reality TV star Craig Phillips started life as a builder and wants more young people to work in construction
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NewsGovernment to extend planning permission length to six years
John Healey uses first speech as housing minister to announce three-year extension to planning consent duration
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NewsVideo: Prince's handiwork revealed at his Passivhaus home
The Prince's Foundation is testing Passivhaus principles on its prototype Natural House at the BRE's Innovation Park
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NewsPower station strikes spread to more UK sites
Wildcat action follows 1,200 staff walkout in Lincolnshire over use of foreign labour
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NewsWandsworth invites bids for £300m BSF programme
Shortlist of three will be drawn up by September and final bids are due by July 2010
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NewsGovernment: new homes and buildings must be 25% greener
Healey proposes changes to Part L of building regulations to improve energy efficiency after October 2010
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NewsAll aboard the Ashford bullet
The 140mph High Speed One service to St Pancras could be the future of rail travel if commuters are prepared to pay
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NewsOnly Charles has kept his dignity on Chelsea Barracks
While Lord Rogers attacked Britain's constitutional monarchy this week Charles maintained a regal silence