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NewsPigeon droppings cost Scotland £8000 a year
Independent MSP suggests bringing falcons to protect Scottish parliament from pigeons
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NewsJewish school thrown lifeline by Ronson
Campaign raises extra funds to build RHWL Architects £40m secondary school
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NewsSpeedy Hire warns workers of cold weather
Tool hire says contractors should think about installing temporary on-site heaters
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Capita Symonds secures new Birmingham library contract
Firm cost consultant on new building adjacent to city's Repertory Theatre
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PPP expert joins EC Harris in Italy
Consultant snaps up expert from the Italian government’s project finance initiative
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NewsView from my office: Tadeusz Jachowicz
The Gleeds director for Poland and Ukraine looks over Warsaw’s old town where he grew up as his mother watches over him
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NewsEnergy Performance Certificates - The surveyor's perspective
In the first of a series of perspectives of the rollout of EPCs in 2008 Roger Watts voices his concerns over training, the technology used and the impact of the certificates on the market
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Hill wins two new contracts in the UAE
Consultant project manager on irrigation master plan for Al Ain and Abu Dhabi's Nation Towers
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NewsMPs criticise government over Hips delays
"Poor preparation" blamed for fiasco surrounding the introduction of Hips
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MoD sued over central London office
London & Regional takes Ministry of Defence to High Court over variations
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News2008 predictions: "The green agenda"
The chief executive of Building Better Health foresees a practical focus on green issues and calls for an increase in spending on public sector buildings
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News2008 Preview: Regulations
Look out for the consultation on a code for sustainable non-dwellings and a shake-up of building control
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NewsDiana fountain 'is sinking'
Engineers called to work on the leaking memorial fountain say subsidence means it needs to be rebuilt
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NewsMultiplex UK arm reports 40% revenue fall
Turnover at UK division falls after dropping White City scheme, while Australian firm scores partial Wembley victory at Court of Appeal
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NewsManhattan madness
New York may look impressive from up there, but the precarious scaffolding certainly does not...
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NewsInvestigation into cause of fire at cancer hospital
Probe to focus on construction work at Royal Marsden Hospital in London where blaze ripped through roof and operating theatres
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NewsCoal-fired power station gets green light
Kent council grants planning permit for controversial 'clean' coal-fired power station
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CRH predicts 2007 profit rise to £1.41bn
Building materials firm spends £500m in bolt-in acquisitions in last six months
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NewsRIBA library announces free public access
Over four million objects including books and periodicals available for research free of charge
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NewsIndustry ends 2007 healthy but cautious
CIPS confident despite signs of global credit crunch starting to bite