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NHS Trust fined £14,000 after patient falls from window
HSE warns hospitals of their responsibility after patient forces window open
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Barratt wins Camp Hill redevelopment contract
Housebuilding firm named as preferred bidder on £125m Nuneaton scheme
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The Wessex way
Web exclusive: Will Jones returns to landmark sustainable building the Wessex Water operations centre near Bath and reveals the full post occupation data on the scheme
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Redrow holds firm in toughening market
Housebuilder records £120.5m pre-tax profit for year to June 2007, identical to 2006
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Brugian blunder
This builder in Belgium's 'Venice of the north' barely has hold of reality, let alone the outside of a rooflight four storeys up.
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MPs launch public inquiry into future of new homes
Urban Development Group invites submissions on how to achieve government target
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Amey triumphs at biggest ever Little Britain
Support services group wins for second year running as industry regatta enjoys record attendance
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Evans top brass reshuffle for a bright future
Chris Foster promoted to MD, Garry McBride becomes company chairman of the concrete firm
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Minerva remains 'robust' with £16.3m profit
Property company back in the black after dour times in 2006
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Bovis Homes profit up 10% despite market caution
Bovis Homes says consumers are taking longer to decide whether to buy after interest rate rises
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Andrew Kinsey - My Top Sites
Industry experts share their favourite environmental web pages with www.building.co.uk. What are yours? Send them to sustainability@cmpi.biz
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Paper Round: Housing price growth 'slowing but stable'
The papers have this weekend reported the decrease in growth rates for the home market
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LandAmerica becomes CNP’s parent company
US property and financial firm acquires all shares in consultant
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First school completed in Gleeds' £200m PFI project
Four more new secondary schools to be built in 'huge' Northamptonshire scheme
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It’s anybody’s world
Quantity surveying is no longer a man’s world, says a young female QS at RLF Liverpool
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Gleeds appoints new associate director
Kevin Trash becomes associate director of consultant's Tunbridge Wells office
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Web watch In memoriam
Bill and Ben, Sheffield’s legendary cooling towers, are about to be knocked down, but there is no consensus on a campaign to preserve them as a commemorative sculpture.
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The zero game
We need to reach an understanding of what we mean by a zero-carbon home. Until then, the debate will continue to be governed by politics and hot air
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Balfour Beatty wins £200m of work in Far East
Projects will take place in Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau and China over the next five years