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NewsCambridgeshire: it's inclusion but not as we know it
An award winning development reaches beyond the front door to integrate disabled people into the life of their town
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London Development Agency tries to force man out of property
Agency disputes 1923 licence allowing land it bought two years ago to be occupied by Lewisham man
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McDonald's accused of breaching lease
Iam Properties demands nearly £400k from fast food chain for failing to keep property in good repair
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NewsRedrow strikes refinancing deal after £259m writedown
Housebuilder reveals £194m pre-tax loss but three-year refinancing deal struck with lenders
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NewsLondon mayor launches green theatre plan
Green Theatre scheme will force suppliers to sign contracts that ensure energy use is minimised in London's theatres
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Sheikh sued for failing to pay builders £300k
Gradient (London) seeks payment for refurbishment job on Sheik Salah Al Naghi's home in Marlow
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NewsODA shortlists five UK firms for Handball Arena
Barr, Buckingham, Byrne Group, Mansell and Verry to bid for last permanent venue
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NewsHistoric Lancashire pier ablaze at Fleetwood
Firefighters continue to battle as half the pier collapses into the sea
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NewsLoans to first-time buyers drop 50%
Council of Mortgage Lenders survey shows dramatic decline in home loans as lending criteria tighten
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NewsUN rebukes UK for heritage neglect
Unesco demands urgent action to protect seven sites and threatens to list Tower of London as endangered
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NewsGreen light for Alsop school design
Southwark council grants planning permission for primary school on the Aylesbury estate
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Manchester students flee collapsing house
HSE orders halt to building work after structural damage forces evacuation
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Nottingham to get UK's first indoor surf facility
Indoor surfing facility to star in £10m revamp of water sports centre at Holme Pierrepoint
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NewsHouse sales activity hits record low
RICS says some surveyors completing fewer than one house sale a week in past quarter
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NewsPhase One goes robotic at Edinburgh University
Networking construction newcomers get a peek at the Informatics Forum, Scotland's new world-class IT research facility
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NewsEPCs could hit listed commercial buildings hardest
Landlords hands tied preventing refurb, expert claims
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NewsAn education in sustainability
Courses and conferences in Brighton and Wales redefine how the topic is taught
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News'Don't ditch green issues in the downturn' - M&S boss
Head of CSR at Marks & Spencer claims businesses cannot afford to take the foot off the sustainable pedal
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FeaturesCambridgeshire's trash palace
The Fenland pavilion made out of unwanted doors, windows, gates ... and stained glass windows