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EC approves Microgeneration Certification Scheme
Microgeneration specifiers can now work with a list of approved products
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NewsBloor Homes latest to cut payments to subbies
Bloor Homes blames commercial pressure as it issues letter from West Midlands office informing supply chain of cuts
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NewsSubbies suffer sharp rise in payment delays
Subcontractors are having to wait longer for payment says report
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NewsLivingstone proposes trams for Oxford Street
If relected mayor Ken Livingstone says he will replace buses with a £200m tram funded by commercial developments
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NewsHSE video highlights asbestos risk
Video aims to raise awareness among construction workers who are unaware that asbestos kills more people than road accidents
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Profitable Styles&Wood hopes to avoid downturn
Retail fit-out firm records 14th consecutive year of profit to increase profit by 58% to £11.8m
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NewsBill Dunster Ecobuild video
The pioneering architect talks us through his new Zero Carbon house which was built in three days at the Earls Court exhibition
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NewsOne scary scaffolder
High among the dreaming spires of Oxford there's an accident waiting to happen...
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NewsRock at the Roundhouse
John McAlsan and Partners' refurb of the Roundhouse has created an exciting, edgy music and theatrical venue
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NewsStrong performance at Kier despite housing jitters
Growth in construction division lifts Kier profit 23% despite 6% fall in housing turnover
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NewsBRE and Green council to toughen up BREEAM
BRE Global and the UK Green Building Council are looking to harmonise the eco-rating tool with overseas systems
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Government micro-managing housing says Crest boss
Stone warns housebuilding targets already under threat from Whitehall micromanagement and falling land values
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CommentBuilding buys a pint … for University of East London students
Building treated four architect students to a pint or two and recorded their thoughts on 3D rendering, the smoking ban and, er, dating other architects
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NewsBAA chief resigns in wake of falling standards criticism
Severn Trent’s Colin Matthews will take over from Stephen Nelson on 1 April
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Manchester wins £10m consolation prize after supercasino shelved
Funding boost for Sportcity is announced alongside the city’s own ministerial regeneration group
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NewsBarratt posts upbeat half-year results
Despite difficult trading conditions housebuilder's pre-tax profit is up 10.2% to £194m, but forward sales are down 7%
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International growth gives Serco revenue double-digit boost
UK services company’s 2007 results show profits up 6.7% and turnover 10.3%
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NewsBuy-to-let market remains strong
Loans for buy-to-let rose 23% last year while general mortgage lending fell, says Council of Mortgage Lenders
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NewsCBI launches EPC guide
New document to help businesses who are unprepared for the onset of certificates