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MPs to vote on scrapping HIPs
The House of Commons will today vote on a Conservative motion to abandon the introduction of Home Information Packs on June 1
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Sir Colin St John Wilson dies at 85
Architect behind controversial British Library completed final commission last year
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Sainsbury's report 42% rise in pre-tax profits
Half of supermarket's £8.6bn property portfolio will be refurbished over the next three years
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Quality standards should apply to section 106 funded schemes Housing Corporation told
Commission on Thames Gateway housing recommends 75% reduction to 'waivers' for planning gain financed schemes
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Carillion wins £120m Oman concert hall contract
Four year project will include 1,000 seat venue and theatre facilities
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Bricks and stones may break his bones
Thanks to Ian Serjeant for this dramatisation of man’s inhumanity to man. Ian writes: “I attach a photo recently received by me in connection with a scheme I’m working on. In order to protect the innocent (and guilty) I had better not reveal the exact location.”
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Everyone loves the sunshine...
...but few would be as stupid as this man oblivious to the dangers that await him
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Jail threat for hiring illegal workers
Employers face prison sentences and fines under new Home Office plans
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If you're going to be wrong at least wear clean underwear
If you decide on becoming an arbitrator a trip to Marks & Spencer is vital says Tony Bingham
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Hanson accepts £8bn takeover bid from HeidelbergCement
Acquistion will create second largest materials group in the world with £10.3bn revenue
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Speedy Hire reveals eco-van of the future
Tool hire company develops eco-vans in bid to beat congestion charge and cut carbon emissions
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RICS to take government to court over HIPs
RICS starts Judicical Review proceedings against DCLG for failure to carry out proper consultation on HIPs
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Public buildings could be sold off for £1
Government plans to sell disused local facilities to community groups will initiate "new era of civic pride"
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Rate rises fail to dampen house market growth
Interest rate rises fail to stem steep housing market growth but RICS says confidence in market is lowest since September 2005
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Construction starts on £41m Hertfordshire campuses
Bond Bryan-designed campuses for Hertford Regional College are scheduled for completion in 2009
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Making best practice the obvious practice
From segregating waste to re-using materials - cost effective waste management can become second nature
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Improving the quality of affordable housing with off-site construction
Best Practic Case Study on Raines Court
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Finn Forest
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