More news – Page 3504
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NewsImmigration rules could restrict construction recruitment
Migrants will have to prove they have had job offers in new points-based system
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NewsAl Gore ready to take questions
Think 07 is providing an opportunity to put questions to Al Gore ahead of his speech at the sustainability conference on May 1
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NewsSkills legacy scheme launched for Olympic locals
ConstructionSkills and Housing Forum initiative aims to get 4000 local people on construction training schemes
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NewsOlympic swimmers to move from Pudding Mill river
Eels, bream and pike living in a river on the 2012 site will be stunned and transferred to the River Lea
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NewsWork begins on £40m Stansted extension
Development will allow airport to handle an extra million passengers a year
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NewsProfit jumps 17% at Mouchel Parkman
Support services group increases interim profit to £13.6m following purchase of consultant Hornagold & Hills
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NewsImages: The rise of the Empire Riverside Hotel
David Chipperfield scheme topped out at former brewery grounds in Hamburg
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NewsSecond Life architect plans artist retreat
Virtual architects RLASL is planning to collaborate on a project on Architecture Island with Second Life designers
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Former Redrow chairman Robert Jones dies
Robert Jones served in John Mayor's government as planning minister in the 1990s and became Redrow chair in 2000
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News20% of Olympic site now clear
Every building demolished is being photographed to enable designers to identify recyclable materials
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NewsJune date for UK's first top level sustainable house
Zero carbon home from Sheppard Robson, Arup and Kingspan features PVs, biomass and a 'wind catcher'
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FeaturesWould you install a wormery in your home?
Housebuilders can gain valuable ecopoints if they feature composting in their homes but would you welcome worms into your life?
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Opening a can of worms
The unfortunate demise of the contents of his first wormery has caused Reverend Green to consider the value of this method of composting
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NewsFancy foot work
Anybody wading through cement bare footed risks both lime burns and dermatitis. Not recommended.
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NewsErinaceous confirm takeover bid
Property consultant Erinaceous confirms takeover approaches following rumours of 3i interest
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Paper Round: Crossrail deal could be struck within months
A round up of the weekend's papers including a look at the perils of a warmer world and the cowboy builder banned for life