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FeaturesTalking shop
At the first of a regular series of round table discussions with trustmark, representatives from the consumer protection sector had their say on how the initiative could benefit the most vulnerable - and we were there to listen in.
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FeaturesDoing the groundwork
Too busy to get involved in trustmark? as The story of the British Association of Landscape Industries shows, trade bodies and their members may already be some way to achieving trustmark status without even realising it
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FeaturesHere's how it works …
now you know what trustmark does, but how is it organised, who are the approved scheme operators, and how do you go about getting involved? read on and all your questions will be answered …
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NewsBovis completes makeover by naming UK projects boss
Contractor appoints David Sutton head of UK design, engineering and project management division
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Chief executive leaves Laing after seven years
Andy Friend, John Laing's chief executive, will step down in the autumn after seven years at the company.
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BAA makes cashback offer
Airport operator BAA, has pledged to hand £750m back to its shareholders as part of its defence against a hostile takeover from Spanish contractor Ferrovial.
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NewsNo 10 steps in to resolve warbler protection row
Downing Street responds to HBF calls to solve housebuilding crisis around Home Counties bird protection area
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EP looks at investment bank for the South-east
English Partnerships is mooting a regional investment bank to kickstart infrastructure projects across the South-east's growth areas.
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Planners demand reservoirs in drought-hit South-east
Planners in the South-east have warned that new reservoirs must be provided to enable the drought-hit region to support increased housebuilding.
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CommentThe vexed question of sex
Step forward Fiona Macdonald to collect the Chief Executive of the Year Award
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Government to rethink planning gain supplement
Treasury announces at select committee inquiry that there will be a ‘further consultation' on the housing levy
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NewsWembley parties fire off parting salvoes
Multiplex closed its evidence in the Wembley stadium case this week by denying allegations of "trickery" and pouring scorn on Cleveland Bridge's attitude to the valuation figure at the heart of the dispute
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Phoenix expresses fears over costly workers
Wembley M&E firm Phoenix Electrical has appealed to the sector's national pay regulator over the high wages paid by TB Worrall, which has taken over parts of Phoenix's work.
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NewsSchools turmoil as Bowker quits after eight months
The chief executive of Partnerships for Schools has resigned to become boss of transport firm National Express
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NewsThe Blackfriars skyline
Architect Make has revealed images of this dramatic building on the northern end of Blackfriars Bridge.
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Firms go into receivership because of pension deficits
Sheffield group Dew Pitchmastic has put two subsidiaries into receivership after they were hit by pension deficits, believed to be in the region of £28m.
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Profit warning at Gleeson
Housebuilder MJ Gleeson has warned that its full-year results will be "very substantially below" market expectations.