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NewsArsenal's other double
Arsenal Football Club announced on Monday that it had secured funding for this £357m, 60,000-seater stadium at Ashburton Grove. The ground, which will have twice the capacity of the Gunners' Highbury venue, is due to be completed in time for the start of the 2006/07 season.
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Ken Yeang on shortlist for European Central Bank HQ
Ken Yeang is on a shortlist of three architects to design the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Foxell's RIBA planning pledge
Simon Foxell, a candidate for RIBA president, has said that if he is elected, the institute would run training courses for local planning officers.
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NewsBroker’s notes: Mysterious revival
By the time this most illuminating of columns has hit your desk, dear reader, Peter Andre should be well on his way to lighting up the singles charts with the rerelease of his 1990s pop anthem Mysterious Girl
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CommentWonders & blunders
Mike Driver bends a reverential knee to a Finnish church but makes the sign of the cross before a north London office block …
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Pouring epoxy on troubled waters
Beleaguered £26m Bath Spa project swims a little closer to finishing line as project team agree fresh paint solution
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You've been warned
Your article "Click to Survive" (30 January, page 36) was thought-provoking and timely.
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Marking your cards
George Brumwell’s hopes of saving lives by registering all foreign workers with the CSCS card scheme (13 February, page 14) is flawed.
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No excuses
Your lead news article on 6 February, "Multiplex warned 'safety is a serious concern with PC Harrington'" highlights just how far we have to go.
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Guarding your patch
I can imagine how some of our readers will react to this month’s cover feature on the move by commercial developers into the residential sector. Some housebuilders will be outraged at the sheer brass neck of the Lipton family and their suggestion that housebuilding is so inefficient that it will ...
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Factfile: February 2004
The Christmas season didn't do much to dent Scottish planners' workload, with a total of 1244 units approved in December. In the housing associations table, Garston Urban Village scored a major approval, and Persimmon and George Wimpey made headway in the private sector.Approvals into the new year dwindled virtually across ...
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FeaturesExpert eye
Show homes will be your shop window, says Andrew Smith, Berkeley Homes' first head of landscape design. A chartered landscape architect with a masters in landscape ecology, design and management, Smith was previously a director at landscape consultancy Woodhams.
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NewsBooy pockets cool £10m after Capita buys Symonds
£29.9m acquisition of project manager puts outsourcing firm Capita into top 10 UK construction consultants
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Exceptions rule
No, no, of course insurers don't try anything to avoid paying out on an all-risks policy. Still, just to be sure, apply a magnifying glass to that small print …
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FeaturesSpot the difference? Three years, 60 jobs and a whole lot of cash
Here we see the damage Kate Barker's review of the planning system has caused a London scheme and the threat it has posed to one company's future
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FeaturesWhat the planners think
RTPI president Mike Hayes describes the view from his side of the fence