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    • Starbucks promises to turn off the taps
    • Developers expect more renewables involvement
    • PFI deals slump for 2008
    • RoSpa launches driver safety study
    • Green guidance for healthcare businesses
    • Tougher sentences for H&S offenders
    • Come to work for a 'pub lunch'
    • Mail is still "core activity" for businesses
    • Accordia scoops Stirling Prize
    • “Commercial property wasteland” a possibility
    • Carillion Planned Maintenance appoints new MD
    • Wirral council transfers FM to local groups
    • FM excellence celebrated at BIFM awards
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    • Access control can improve business efficiency
    • Bank loses accessibility case
    • Firm pleads guilty after fatal accident
    • Data hung out to dry, says security firm
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    • Businesses “do not understand” biomass heating
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    • Collaborative working set to be a BSI standard
    • Credit crunch could slow down BSF
    • Non-compliant businesses "putting staff at risk"
    • Staffordshire University transforms nightclub loos
    • FM leader awarded Order of Australia
    • Teachers becoming “crash-test dummies”
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    • British Gas looks at reduced business tariff
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      • Civil estate to use self-assessment tool
      • "Troubleshooter" to look into schools building
      • Physical environment impacts school performance
    • Data essential for good turbine performance
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      • Strong growth for Carillion, despite downturn
      • Is the TFM market facing maturity?
    • FM World 2008 salary survey - win £500
      
      • Compass Group announces board reshuffle
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    • B of the Bang designers pay council £1.7 million
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    • Canadian smokers penalised for possession
    • Londoners happy to take parking spaces from disabled
    • Fitter awarded £10,000 for back injury
    • More into less won’t go
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    • Free catering to be axed for Coronation Street
    • London to overhaul its development strategy
    • MEPS call time on Britain’s opt-out status
    • Row brews over minority private stake in mail
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    • Woolworths fined over asbestos exposure
    • EU loan keeps Building Schools for the Future on target
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    • University digs deep for energy sources
    • FM firm best of US military-friendly recruiters
    • Interserve extends government childcare deal
    • Branson condemns level of hospital infections
    • Pru offers lifeline to hard-up retailers
    • Last "Daily" for 2008; see you next year!
    • Cabe publishes free space management tool
    • Prince’s Trust volunteers exposed to asbestos
    • Swansea hospital makes five-figure pay-out
    • London mayor urges firms to 'go-green'
    • IT managers under pressure to cut energy
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    • Union official petitions for maximum temperature
    • Manufacturers’ electricity costs plummet
    • Big brands responsible for most high street litter
      
      • UK workers becoming ‘desk diners’
      • NHS on track to cut infections by a third by 2011
    • VAT on business catering may be recoverable
    • Cabinet Office extends Ecovert deal
    • Family-run M&E firm receives Royal Warrant
    • Half of public buildings get poor energy ratings
    • Built environment figures in Honours List
    • School and hospital projects to create jobs
    • Inspections for air conditioning systems kicks in
    • NAO to keep an eye on defence academy progress
    • Scrap hospital parking fees, says Coventry MP
    • Teaching union complains about school bells
    • US university saves $250,000 over Christmas break
    • Outsourced government FM “is mature market”
    • Building Schools for the Future may be “curtailed”
    • Cleaners demonstrate over alleged “victimisation”
    • Bradford University opts for a CHP scheme
    • Cost cutting dominates approach to energy certificates
    • Government urges mobile use in NHS trusts
    • Obama appoints White House FM
    • NAO slams government’s contract management
    • Flood forecasting centre to be set up
    • Retailers push for monthly rent payments
    • Country faces energy crunch, warns MPs
    • CBI welcomes EU climate change initiative
    • Commercial property prices to beat 1990s crash
    • OGC launches e-procurement consultation
    • Council tired of takeaways
    • Britain’s workforce is “vertically ill”
    • Royal Household cuts utilities bill
    • Investment in FM declines sharply with jobs losses imminent
    • Report targets a cut in greenhouse gases
    • Accessibility survey launched ahead of Olympics
    • Compass faces $200m discrimination suit
    • Cemetery gets solar panels
    • Chandelier gets sell-off reprieve
    • Waste PFI credits boost council recycling plans
    • Unison calls for Just Desserts for school meals workers
    • Workplace must not alienate older staff, Myerson tells office futures conference
    • TUC launches workplace-associated cancer guide
    • Government estate outperforming private sector on efficiency
    • Darling announces empty property tax exemptions
    • Spending will bring stimulus to construction sector
    • £140,000 compensation for asbestos case
    • Rics calls for pre-Budget report to prevent construction job losses
    • Maintenance workers warned against needlestick injuries
    • Businesses told to gen up on air conditioning regs
    • AIS sees light at the end of the tunnel
    • Gloucestershire awarded £92m in waste PFI credits
    • London businesses save 187 Olympic sized swimming pools of waste
    • No white elephants for London 2012 Olympics
    • FM World Daily hits 4,000
    • Number 10 premises costs reach £22m
    • FM industry to "monitor" 2012 venue development
    • SIA marks one year of Scottish regulation
    • Commercial property value suffers steepest fall in 22 years
    • No more "boom and bust" for sustainability
    • Is this the end for Generation Y?
    • Students urged to create counter-terrorist buildings
    • HSE launches dedicated site for Wales
    • Rentokil’s site aims to be Wikipedia of pest world
    • Workplace injury figures drop
    • Quarter of firms plan to reduce property portfolio
    • FM World 2008 Salary Survey - today is the deadline
    • Securiplan pleads guilty and fined half a million pounds
    • Businesses urged to pre-register for Reach
    • Cibse publishes energy compliance guide
    • Bristol is UK’s greenest city
    • Generations at Work
    • New standard counts the carbon cost
    • East London tops asbestos mortality list
    • Rospa welcomes new road safety report
    • Quarter of firms will reduce property portfolio
    • New book revitalises Army catering
    • Terminal 5 opening was a "national embarrassment"
    • Amey goes electric
    • Fox criticises new PFI rules
    • Law firms seek to cut costs, starting with free lunches
    • SIA launches competency consultation
    • Commercial property demand falls
    • £6 million released to help third sector stay green
    • Industry awards honour FM partnership
    • FM World reveals the pioneers of the FM sector
    • SIA chief executive steps down, following agency staff security checks
    • Consultancy appeals for responsible tea drinking
    • Europa appoints new chief exec
    • Balfour Beatty stays strong despite financial downturn
    • Operon signs second university partnership
    • Balfour Beatty closes on US military housing project
    • Carillion IT signs BAA agreement
    • Government endorses micro-CHP technology
    • Conference advocates clean and safe healthcare environment
    • Business owners demand end to empty property rules
    • Design investment impresses at Orgatec
    • Car park spaces wastes thousands of pounds
    • Defra releases waste facility design guidance
    • HSE warns of asbestos dangers
      
      • Unions welcome fairer pay for agency staff
      • Strong ‘08 to lead to “aggressive '09” for Johnson Controls
      • BIFM annual conference 2009 has launched!
      • Ifma announces Awards of Excellence winners
      • Building tender prices to fall by 10 per cent
    • Taylor Wimpey names group FD
    • JCB sponsors academy
    • Seminar favours selfish sustainabiity
    • FM market hits £28 billion, but forecast remains downbeat
    • Downturn may encourage flexible working
    • BIFM, Ifma and FMA Australia renew agreement
    • New standard provides advanced fire safety guidance
    • Why spend good money on office design?
    • World Workplace lives large and thinks big
    • Security chief prosecuted
    • DWF appoints new head of FM
    • Don’t cut H&S corners in economic downturn
    • Get ready for regulation, NI security industry warned
    • Defra announces six "zero waste" sites
    • Energy costs will change how we work ''forever''
    • Public toilet provision is no joke, committee warns
    • BIFM and Bar sign strategic partnership
    • "Careless" Home Office staff misplacing passes
    • St Pancras scoops top Rics prize
    • CO2 emissions target increases to 80 per cent
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    • DEC enquiries go up 60 per cent
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    • FM World launches new website
    • Reliance Security names new MD
    • Tennis Centre wins top BCO award
    • H&S advice for Scotland’s migrant workers
    • Firms to be recognised for supporting new diploma
    • Government to appoint construction officer
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    • SIA remit extended to Northern Ireland
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