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London brownfield database wins RTPI award
Monday, 08 February 2010
The London Brownfield Sites Database has won the coveted e-Government award at the Royal Town Planning Institute awards ceremony.
UK construction continues to fall
Monday, 08 February 2010
The UK construction industry continued to decline during the final quarter of 2009 despite the wider economy returning to growth, according to the latest Construction Trade Survey published today.
Burnley FC plan to redevelop Turf Moor
Monday, 08 February 2010
Burnley Football Club, along with several partners, including the local council - have drawn up plans to redevelop Turf Moor.
ISG scoops £14m Notting Hill student housing
Monday, 08 February 2010
ISG has won a £14m from the Blackstone Group to build a student residence in Notting Hill in London.
Features
First look at £12m superschool
Mortimer Community College opened its doors to 1,000 pupils in September and is equipped with everything they could possibly need for a modern education.
Leicester Tigers
Founded in 1880, Leicester Tigers are one of the most successful and well known rugby clubs in the world. In order to bring their facilities in line with their expertise on the field the club have embarked on a multi million pound redevelopment of their Welford Road Stadium.
Neaco Gets Top Marks in High School Project
Neaco’s Spectrum Duplex balustrade system, combining satin polished stainless steel with powder coated aluminium, received top marks from specifiers as part of a refurbishment at Long Field High School in Leicestershire.
Fixed for the flock
Recent major work projects have finished at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and life has settled down to dealing with small repairs and maintenance.
Kier and Kent County Council partner up
Kier Group plc is now a key player in delivering Kent’s first Building Schools for the Future Local Education Partnership, after buying Telereal Trillium’s investment in the scheme.
