All Letters articles – Page 2
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Features
Ed Miliband’s letter to the construction industry
Leader of the Labour party responds to ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV’s manifesto aims
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Features
Nick Clegg’s letter to the construction industry
Leader of the Liberal Democrats responds to ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV’s manifesto aims
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Comment
Open letter: Lost in translation
The Housing Standards Review tried to consolidate a raft of different standards into ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV Regulations. The trouble is, says architecture coalition 4HA, some important sustainable elements haven’t made it across
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Comment
Letter: Scotland needs workers to drive recovery
The managing director of the Scottish ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV Federation on how workers are needed to keep the recovery going
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Comment
Letter: Can civilisation survive without surveyors?
A reader responds to one of Richard Steer’s columns
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Comment
Letter: Help for first-time buyers and the economy
The policy advisor for the House Builders Association responds to our Budget coverage
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Comment
Letter: Architects are missing core skills
A reader responds to ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV’s skills survey article
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Comment
Letter: Best use of space
A reader responds to James Maddock’s article with a personal recollection
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Comment
Letter: Scottish construction employment
Managing director of the Scottish ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV Federation bemoans lack of improvement in number of construction jobs
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Comment
Letter: Priorities for delivering infrastructure
RICS’ Amanda Clack supports London First’s point on devolution
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Comment
An award for building performance
An award based on actual building performance? One already exists
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Comment
Better understanding BIM
The RICS chief executive writes on Frank McLeod’s most recent BIM blog
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Comment
The procurement challenge
A reader writes and gives their views on the public sector procurement system
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Comment
Seizing the middle gap in housing
Speller Metcalfe’s Matt Brown responds to one of our blogs on housebuilding
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Comment
London infrastructure: The long game
The London Infrastructure Plan 2050 will hopefully address some of the chronic shortfalls in investment
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Comment
BIM is getting lost in translation
Having a common industry platform, like Australia does, would go some way to solving BIM problems