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Archaeologists engaged on the Crossrail project have discovered an historical burial ground in central London. Thirteen skeletons was uncovered lying in two carefully laid out rows at the fringe of Charterhouse Square at Farringdon, and are believed to be as much as 660 years old. Historical records make connection with a burial ground inside the …
8 April, 2013 | Residential developer London Square has won a £50m contract to revive and convert the listed Grade II listed Richmond Home in West London, which previously treated World War One veterans, into residential homes. Not yet a subscriber Sign up today for fast and complete access to cnplus.co.uk and the …
5 April, 2013 | A legal action was launched by the families of six people that died during a hearth at Lakanal House in Camberwell, south London, in response to reports. Not yet a subscriber Sign up today for instant and complete access to cnplus.co.uk and the weekly Construction News magazine for as …
The talks offer expert advice on using a number of work-at-height equipment. Each runs for roughly ten minutes and include an internet test in order for viewers have understood their content. They could be viewed for gratis online at www.accessindustryforum.org.uk/vtt.htm. Different AIF member organisations address different issues. The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) talks about …
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A year after its introduction, the National Planning Policy Framework already seems to be failing, the Mineral Products Association (MPA) warns. The result’s the danger of a shortage in building materials if and when the industry returns to health. With under 50% plan coverage at core strategy level and 20% with complete minerals development frameworks, …
4 April, 2013 | Exclusive: The race for a joint Crossrail Network Rail deal to design and build 13 stations at the western portion of Crossrail’s Acton Main Line to Maidenhead route is all the way down to three bidders, but a freelance is absolutely not awarded until the fall. Not yet a …
Six contractors had been shortlisted by the dep. for Education for the £2bn Priority School Building Programme. However, local authorities have hit out at delays to the programme, and plenty of schools are still none the wiser when their approved work will actually start. The government deploy the £2bn Priority School Building Programme after …
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