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FeaturesTop 50 contractor websites: Restricted access
Building.co.uk’s survey of the top 50 contractors revealed that many of the biggest names in the industry are failing to make their websites accessible to all users
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NewsHow not to use ladders
Does this man know that ladders work best in the vertical rather than the horizontal position?
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NewsBarratt completions dive 15%
Housebuilder says tough market conditions and lower buy-to-let activity is to blame for 1567 fewer completions in last six months of 2007
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NewsPFI report says public sector is paying too much for repairs
National Audit Office calls for QSs to oversee costs of operating PFI projects after exposing wide variations in charges
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NewsBrown to oversee new regulations panel
The Risk and Regulation Advisory Council will influence development of regulation policies
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NewsTribal trading on track
Confident consultant says it already has 40% of its planned revenue for 2008
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EPC software training sessions launched
Integrated Environmental Solutions to start sessions late this month. Top-up training for CIBSE Low Carbon Consultants will also be offered
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Frank Gehry to design Serpentine Gallery Pavillion
Star architect invited to create his first built structure in England
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NewsCouncil prosecutes developer over holes in Putney Bridge
Property developer to be prosecuted over large holes drilled in Grade II-listed bridge in London
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NewsEco-building disguised as a hedge
Architect and interior design firm's design for a business HQ boasts 100% renewable energy
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NewsConstruction inflation could add £8bn to public infrastructure costs
ICE State of the Nation calls for formation of infrastructure commission to help ensure certainty of future workloads
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NewsGleeson's former contracting arm reveals bullish growth plans
Business now known as GB Building Solutions plans 25% growth this year
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NewsNew Liverpool £10m school to create 'village' feel
Special needs school will feature sustainable feature including solar water heating, passive ventilation and automated windows
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NewsClyde Arc bridge to remain shut for weeks
Nuttall and Halcrow and Glasgow City Council decide to keep bridge closed while broken cable is investigated
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NewsSheffield steel (nerves of)
No edge protection + working at height + pavement = another health and safety statistic
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NewsEnd nears for Get Carter car park
Owen Luder's brutalist structure in Gateshead has been vacated ahead of demolition
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NewsHouse prices falling at fastest rate since 90s recession
House prices fell for fifth month in a row last month according to RICS house market survey
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NewsZaha Hadid scoops design contest for US museum
Hadid beats Kohn Pedersen Fox in competition for Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
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Funding threat to Liverpool regeneration project
Planning inquiry hears that Edge Lane scheme could lose millions of pounds unless developers can force residents to sell
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NewsFloods hit UK homes
Environment Agency issues flood warnings, with Northern England, Wales and Midlands most at risk