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Comment星空传媒 buys a pint 鈥� for MCMS
Straight off, Helena warns me not to expect Frank to speak. 鈥淗e鈥檚 the strong silent type,鈥� she explains. 鈥淎 bit like Lurch from the Addams Family.鈥�
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CommentShould we vote for Ken again?
It may not have the drama of the race between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, but the battle for the hot seat in London鈥檚 City Hall is every bit as fierce.
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Brian Green
As a journalist and commentator, Brian Green has tracked trends in construction, property and housing for more than 20 years. He was the project editor for last year's launch of the Contract Journal Top 100 report and edits Housing Market Intelligence, now regarded as the 'industry bible'. Brian is a ...
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CommentGo Caroline!
Thanks to an astonishing lapse in security at the communities department, Chris Addison has obtained a first draft of a mailout from housing minister Caroline Flint, in which her inner thoughts are exposed
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CommentThinking it through
The need to be sustainable is now as universally accepted as the need to wear a seat belt. But as Ryanair鈥檚 campaign advertising 鈥�1 million flights for 1p鈥� illustrates, it鈥檚 one thing to accept the desirability of sustainable living, another to make the sacrifices to actually do it.
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CommentWeb watch 鈥� Measuring up
In the third of his series on construction industry websites, Martin Hornagold turns his attention to surveyors and again finds that they are failing basic tests
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An interim measure
I take issue with Amanda Levete鈥檚 position on nuclear power (8 February, pages 30-31).
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CommentIt鈥檚 good to talk
Human interaction takes many forms, from rapping to your clients to phoning confidential hotlines. But sometimes nothing says it better than the good old impersonal email and the hidden bugging device鈥�
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The insurance game
Regarding Malcolm Taylor鈥檚 letter (15 January, pages 36-37) a few corrections are required.
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A failure of democracy
Regarding the article 鈥淩ow over supervisor safety training鈥� (11 January, page 14), once again the Construction Confederation finds itself at odds with the rest of the industry.
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The case for a research levy
Your report on research funding (18 January, page 48) made clear that, outside the area of construction products, market forces do not stimulate significant funding for construction research.
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CommentBusiness and pleasure
In one respect, construction is like the dairy industry, in that when the the man delivering the product meets the woman receiving it, all kinds of things can happen. Gus Alexander has some good examples 鈥�
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CommentIllegal workers: You have been warned
The new clampdown on illegal workers puts firms right in the firing line. But it ought not to be an issue for well run human resources departments, says Angus Darroch-Warren
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Money in the bank
As the originators of the project bank account (PBA) model, my colleagues at Rider Levett Bucknall and I were delighted to see your legal columnists giving a positive welcome to the PBA (8 January, pages 62-65).
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CommentArchitecture is not enough
As an architect who used to live in east Greenwich (we worked on The Albany Project in my second year at architecture school) and whose children attended school in Deptford, I am writing from the US to express my disgust at the racist attack described in your article (鈥淎djaye鈥檚 Stephen ...
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Arbitration: Heifer International Inc vs Helge Christiansen*
Heifer International Inc (Heifer) is a company registered in the British Virgin Islands and is owned by the family of a wealthy Russian who lives in England. Heifer engaged Helge Christiansen (HC), a Danish architect and his firm, Christiansen Arkitekter KS MAA PAR (CA), to refurbish a substantial home ...