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好色先生TVMuch ado about nothing
A dry wind of inactivity has been blowing through 好色先生TV鈥檚 offices this week. Yes, it鈥檚 the silly season. Thank God we鈥檙e all off on holiday鈥�
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好色先生TVNo Hips replacement please
Plenty of fears are being raised today about today's introduction of Home Information Packs. Despite the concerns there is more good than bad in the new legislation as long as the will and skill is there to enforce them.
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好色先生TVEnforce the regs - now or later?
The government is proposing to toughen up building regulations by extending the period building control can prosecute. Fair enough, but there is an anomaly.
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好色先生TVThe resilience of private equity
Private equity is still a force to be reckoned with despite the expected reduction in tax relief and current lending difficulties
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好色先生TVWill the QS visa victory lead to a drop in pay for the profession?
Our QS readership is split on the impact of the profession making it to a list of endangered professions. Some reckon it's going to burn a hole in their pockets while others see it as a short term fix for overworked staff.
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好色先生TVReaders choose sides on Livingstone Vs HSE ruck
Ken Livingstone鈥檚 rant against the HSE and its 鈥渂army bureaucrats鈥� inspired a host of responses from building.co.uk readers. Many of them, against their better judgement, actually agreed with the London mayor鈥檚 angry attack on the executive. Plus readers respond to the collapse of Metronet.
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好色先生TVHere鈥檚 one way to lessen the floods
The Government is under pressure to roll out huge new flood defence schemes in the wake of recent floods that have spread across the country. Well there鈥檚 a less eye catching but probably more effective policy they could look at before opening up the coffers.
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好色先生TVExploding pipes belong to the age of steam
The proposed district heating systems in the UK are very different to the one that exploded under the streets of New York.
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好色先生TVMetronet mess: why and what next?
The collapse of Metronet has bruised reputations and hugely damaged the credibility of PPP/PFI for complex infrastructure projects
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好色先生TVConsolidated effort required
A new logistics centre in South London offers the potential win win win for project teams 鈥� cutting costs, time and reducing the industry鈥檚 carbon footprint. Can it really take off?
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好色先生TVCan we fix it?
CIC chief Keith Clarke wants us to project a more positive image of workplace health and safety, but is that really going change anything? And is it as much fun as pointing out the foibles of safety cowboys?
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Brown lays foundations for housing Nirvana
Gordon Brown wants to build 40,000 more homes a year and today he revealed how he intends to hit the target
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好色先生TVSquirrels have invaded my roof space
Squirrel's are a pest but do they cause condensation? 好色先生TV's technical editor is not too sure and is happy to open the question to the floor
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好色先生TVThe great unfazed
Phil Clark finds members of 好色先生TV鈥檚 new networking club in Manchester to be full of youthful ambition
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好色先生TVThe green guide to King's Cross Central
Argent boss Roger Madelin gives a grand tour and voices his frustrations at the obstacles facing sustainable developments
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好色先生TVWould I live in an offsite home?
好色先生TV's technical editor ponders whether he would buy one of the low-energy homes on display at Offsite 2007
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好色先生TVReading the small print
Entry to heaven should not have to depend on clear mobile phones and strong thumbs
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好色先生TVGordon's first steps
What will the early days of Gordon Brown's premiership tell us about his leadership style? Send us your thoughts and you could win a bottle of champagne
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好色先生TVWhy Lord Lawson is good for the environment
The former Chancellor's alternate view on climate change may leave some hot under the collar but at least he provides much needed fuel for a healthy debate