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Precision sink mixer
This sink mixer offers a high level of temperature control and saves water by up to 50%
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Lightweight kerb
Charcon鈥檚 kerb weighs less than 6kg, is made from 88% recycled material and highly durable
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Heat resistant waste system
This waste system is highly durable and suitable for schools, hospitals, hotels and residential buildings
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Global green standard
British Property Federation chief executive says energy performance certificates not enough
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NewsSMEs to join up to win places on frameworks
National consortium of SMEs could be in place by the end of the year
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Interserve profits fall
Interserve鈥檚 profit fell 28% last year despite an improvement in the second half.
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Mitie creates mobile facilities management division
The new division will be called National Mobile Services
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NewsTreasury committee launches inquiry into future of PFI
Review will establish if it is a suitable method of delivering projects
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NewsCITB training levy faces overhaul
锘縋anel including UKCG and FMB members to propose reforms after government confirms body鈥檚 future
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NewsMayor will call on construction sector to hire ex-offenders
锘縈ayor of London Boris Johnson is to call upon the construction sector to employ more young ex-offenders.
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NewsBuro Happold's new senior role
Chris Hetherington has filled the newly-created role of group chief operating officer
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NewsCarbon Plan targets office buildings
Display energy certificates will be compulsory for commercial buildings within 18 months
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German banks exit UK
German banks are exiting the UK property debt finance market, according to surveying firm Savills
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Kier awaits bid-rigging fate
Kier, along with five other contractors ordered by the Office of Fair Trading to pay millions of pounds for bid-rigging, will find out the fate of its appeal against the fines at 4pm today (Friday). The Competition Appeals Tribunal will hand down its decision to Kier, John Sisk, Bowmer & ...
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NewsHSE slashes audits
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) plans to slash unannounced workplace inspections by up to a third.
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Assael's townhouses for Clifton Cape: Chiswick chic
New residential development in west London to complete in 2012