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Building meets Hello!
I was disappointed to read your Valentines Day article about couples who met on site (10 February).
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Name and shame
I can understand why you elicit pictures from the readership on safety blunders. The humour makes light reading. Sadly these real-life events often go unreported - at great cost to workers and their families.
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Defending the estate
I would like to compliment you on the article entitled "No more messing about in boats" (17 February), which I found most entertaining.
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A plan submitted
There seems to be much debate and difference of opinion about how to claw back excess profits as a result of granting planning permission (17 February). Is a strategy based on the following a possibility?
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A telling comparison
The bottom line of an editorial in the Daily Telegraph on 4 February asserted that the Healh and Safety Executive should be closed down.
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CommentHow to survive... an office romance
Amaya Lopez offers lovestruck colleagues 1 10-step guide on how to avoid losing your job and breaking hearts.
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HSE issues safety warning to waste and recycling industry
Nine deaths in eight weeks sparks call for procedure review.
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Galliford Try buys Morrison units for £42m
Housebuilder increases geographical reach with strategic deal.
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Hanson splashes out £415m on two acquisitions
UK firm increases its footprint in the US with new deals.
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NewsBuilding Awards shortlist announced
Industry's big hitters prepare for their red carpet moment.
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NewsPlanning submitted for £200m Huddersfield regeneration
DLG Architects enters planning application to redevelop a 12-acre waterfront site in West Yorkshire town.
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NewsWilson Bowden suffers 14% fall in profit
Chairman David Wilson says that 2005 was 'the most challenging housing market for many years'.
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FeaturesSpecifier products
Rainscreen cladding that can tough out a sea storm, laminate that feels just like wood, and copper: the new weapon in the fight against bird flu. Plus, the latest news from our friends in cladding
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Costs: Timber cladding for walls
Timber cladding is an attractive and sustainable option for external walls. Peter Mayer of Building LifePlans assesses commonly available options and their whole-life costs
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NewsHSE postpones new CDM Regulations
The regulations, which cover safety in construction design, will now be introduced six months late, in spring 2007, to give officials time to finalise changes.
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NewsFuture of Swiss Re cladding firm hangs in balance
Schmidlin UK, the cladding contractor behind Heathrow Terminal 5 and the Gherkin, learns that Swiss parent company has gone bankrupt.