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NewsSt Pancras gets the royal treatment
Britain's biggest construction project and first high-speed rail link are officially opened by the Queen
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NewsSt Pancras is the right home for Eurostar
Christian Wolmar, transport journalist and rail enthusiast, on the advantages of Eurostar's new terminus
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NewsGovernment sets 2008 agenda in Queen's speech
Government targets planning and housing plus brings in a surprise Apprenticeships Bill
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NewsCouncils call for regs reform after warehouse fire
The Local Government Association is to urge ministers to overhaul regulations governing sprinklers
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NewsOlympic stadium construction work to start early
ODA boss Higgins targets Spring 2008 for work commencement and expresses confidence in £496m budget
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NewsBovis Homes anticipates 5% fall in housebuilding volume in 2007
Housebuilder feels drop in demand after Northern Rock crisis
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NCC under threat after planning application rejected
Construction college's plans to raise £1.5m by building homes have been halted
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NewsQueen's Speech to focus on housing and energy
Government agenda is expected to include the Energy and Housing bill as well as legislation on planning, Crossrail and reducing CO2
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NewsEnvironment Agency to use online carbon calculator for future projects
Client develops new publicly available online tool with consultant Jacobs for contractors to use on schemes
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NewsAlfred McAlpine to sell PFI portfolio for £52.2m
Contractor announces sale of PFI division to Infrastructure Investors
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NewsNouvel redesigns Beirut hotel
Star architect re-starts work on Landmark hotel after three-year delay
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NewsGutted warehouse did not have sprinklers
Sprinklers had not been installed in the burnt-out Warwickshire warehouse where four firemen are feared to have died
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NewsPaper round: National Trust to buy greenfield sites
Plus Eurostar's transfer to St Pancras and the impact of airport noise
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Best Private Housing Development
Shortlisted entrants:Poplar Cottage, The Green, Walbelswick Suffolk Quayside Lofts, 56-64 Close, Newcastle-upon Tyne - *Winner*Fairfield Park, Stotfold, Hitchin, Herts Apartments, Riverside, Market Street, Durham L T Lucas, Bearstead Views, St Faiths Lane, Bearstead, Maidstone Cala Homes, St Bernards Lawn, Woodside Road, Olton, Solihull
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Best Public Housing Development
Sponsored by CPI EuromixAs market leader in dry mortar technology, CPI EuroMix is proud to sponsor the Brick Awards 2007. Operating from ten plants throughout the UK and Ireland the company provides a productive, efficient and cost effective solution to all construction site mortar and render requirements. With a solid ...
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Volume Housebuilding Award
Shortlisted entrants:Miller Homes Projects: *Winner*Trajan Place, Worchester Coach House, Bicester The Quays, Nottingham Crest Nicholson Projects: Carters Grove, West Malling, Kent Miskin Road, Dartford, Kent Elm Road, Sidcup, Kent Wimpey Homes Projects: Trinity Mews, Alcester Warks Barley Meadow, Inkberrow, Worchester The Copse, Mawsley, ...
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Best Commercial Building
Sponsored by WincantonWincanton, bringing supply chain expertise to the construction industryAs a market leader in the provision of specialist distribution services, Wincanton offers a range of supply chain solutions to the construction industry including: Mechanical handling (brick carriers & lorry mounted forklifts) Bulk tippers and powder tankers General haulage, shipping ...