News
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Believe the hype – praise heaped on Durham Heritage Coast
The restoration of the Durham Heritage Coast has been placed runner-up in the second Council of Europe Landscape Awards… Read more
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Bishop Review calls for the decentralisation of design support
England needs a networked system of design support, providing local people with access to built environment expertise and advice, according to the Bishop Review, published last week... Read more
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Design Council CABE director steps down
The Design Council is to appoint a new director for Design Council CABE following the announcement that Diane Haigh, has stepped down... Read more
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Financial sustainability is key, says Hargreaves
The end of municipal maintenance will pose a serious challenge for the profession, according to George Hargreaves, who gave the inaugural Jellicoe lecture last week... Read more
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Subsidised training opportunities for women in construction
Construction skills is offering subsidised training for women who wish to become the leaders and managers of the future... Read more
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A sustainable legacy
London 2012 is set to raise the bar of the UK construction industry with the launch of a new Learning Legacy programme and website... Read more
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Food in the metropolis
Tim Waterman takes a walk through the landscape of consumption in the second of the LI’s autumn lectures… Read more
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Ministers welcome new LI local GI campaign
DEFRA and CLG ministers support Local GI campaign and launch GI Partnership Read more
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