Friday 5th September 2008
EPCs are set to cause an impact
EPCs are set to cause an impact

Reputation - Are you about to lose yours?

Everyone in the property world is now aware of EPCs but are you aware of the potential damage they could do?

People are unhappy about building labelling, also known as commercial energy certificates. They worry that obtaining the certificates is going to cost them serious money. They are concerned that they ...

arrowENERGY

Radon exposure

Daryl Dixon of the Heath Protection Agency outlines the dangers of radon gas, and what it means for procedure in the work place...

arrowBEACON AWARDS

A beacon of success

Following their achievement of Beacon status for better public places, achieving consistent scores of ‘excellent’ and ‘outstanding’ by judges, Sheffield is proud to tell its story...

arrowEPCS

Knot to be overlooked

Knight Environmental explain why property developers should be more cautious about the existence of flora around their properties...

arrowSUSTAINABLE CITIES

Sharing sustainable practices at Brownfield Expo

Brownfield regeneration is a key element of the government’s plans for creating sustainable communities. Brownfield sites are the nation’s land bank and, with the continual rise in...


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A big splash

London's Olympic aquatic centre is set to treble in cost...

Imparting momentum

Gordon Brown is to attempt to get the UK housing market to improve...

Euston architects appointed

Allies and Morrison have been appointed to oversee a £1 billion redevelopment of Euston station...

Russia enters

The Russian property developer Mirax Group has entered the UK market...

The Final Word

UK mortgage plan won't end credit famine

The Bank of England has agreed to swap at least £50bn of banks' risky mortgage and other assets for easy to liquidate government debt, its latest and most radical attempt to break the back of the cred...