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Government unveils reform to protect leaseholders from landlord legal fees
From April, landlords will no longer be able to automatically pass on legal costs to leaseholders, who will also be able to demand information about service charges. The post Government unveils reform to protect leaseholders from landlord legal fees appeared first on Property Week.
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Dassault Systèmes’ bet on construction as manufacturing
The next big battle in AEC software may not be about BIM, but who builds the best manufacturing platform for construction The post Dassault Systèmes’ bet on construction as manufacturing appeared first on AEC Magazine.
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Manchesterism: How devolution could bring a skills revolution
This month’s podcast begins with CIOB chief executive Dr Victoria Hills’ reaction to learning about long waiting lists for construction courses. “Who has fallen asleep at the wheel?” she asks,… The post Manchesterism: How devolution could bring a skills revolution appeared first on Construction Management.
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Kast Construction names new CEO
Sean Ouellette will take the helm from Mike Neal, who joined Kast as the firm emerged from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Euston station war memorials returned after more than 20 years
Two memorial plaques bearing the names of railway workers who died during the First World War and Second World War have returned to London Euston more than two decades after leaving the station. The post Euston station war memorials returned after more than 20 years appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Case study - Office design companies fined over £7m for bid rigging
Lessons from the CMA's investigation into office design companies who broke competition law by cover bidding.
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Case study - Concrete companies: construction cartel
Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into 3 concrete companies who broke competition law by taking part in a business cartel.
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HS2 Archaeology Update: Uncovering Coleshill - Episode 2 - Coleshill Manor
On an archaeological dig along the route of HS2, archaeologists have uncovered signs of occupation from the prehistoric to the nineteenth century. Early excavations revealed signs of bronze age, iron age, and Roman people but what archaeologists didn't expect to find was the well-preserved remains of an extensive Elizabethan Garden.
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Construction Infographic: Your Guide For Digital Transformation in Construction
Download FlowForma's latest infographic based on industry research and customer insights, to guide you as you accelerate out of lockdowns and lock-in on digitization benefits in construction.
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