Howard Chapman, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Regional Development Fund",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Buildingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Stormcell controls surface water run off from
Hydro International, which we summarised at the time by saying "Installation of Hydro International's Stormcell and Hydro-Brake stormwater control systems on one of the biggest sustainable commercial business development projects".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release British Turntable works to benefit customers from
British Turntable Co: "British Turntable and its customers are reaping the benefits of a series of workshops, 'Marketing and Planning for Change'".
In December 2007, we covered the news from Marley Eternit
concerning its Farmscape roofing and Weatherboard cladding
- take a look at Marley Eternit materials for craft units
which says: "Farmscape roofing and Weatherboard cladding materials from Marley Eternit specified by Smiths Gore architects for Crown Estates' business/craft unit complex".
Take a look also at the news release from Ellmore Construction, Ellmore Construction help build a better community,
as well as GBP300 mud house in Birmingham city centre from McCann Erickson,
and Group talents used for incubator support in Regen from Robinson Design Group.
See also:
New roof for the Boston Guildhall
(February 2007)
Boston Guildhall in Lincolnshire has been re-roofed by Tasker Builders using hand-made tiles from Sandtoft
Major refurbishment opportunities in West Midlands
(December 2006)
New report produced for the West Midlands Centre for Constructing Excellence highlights how there are major opportunities for building refurbishment in the West Midlands region
Glass bridges old and new at John Rylands Library
(September 2006)
Linford Group has installed a new glass bridge which will connect the new wing of The John Rylands Library in Manchester with the original neo-gothic building
SES reaches final phase at Birmingham Town Hall
(September 2006)
SES has now commenced commissioning works on its GBP4.2m mechanical and electrical services contract at Birmingham's Town Hall
Marley Eternit Cladding brings colour to Clydebank
(August 2006)
Three colours of fibre cement cladding by Marley Eternit are helping transform the Scottish town of Clydebank
22km of computer-cable laid at Colliery
(January 2006)
Linford Group has installed over 22 kilometres of data-cable at the former Chatterley Whitfield Colliery in Stoke-on-Trent
No design too tough for Euroclad at Porth Plaza
(January 2006)
Unique design and high functionality in a roof by Euroclad can be seen uniting distinctive looks with the local vernacular at Porth Plaza development in Rhondda, Wales
Wood is the fuel of the future
(August 2005)
Environmentally friendly wood from Scottish forests is making a comeback as a heating fuel, bringing warmth to buildings across the Highlands and Argyll
New model of Tradeston Broomielaw Bridge unveiled
(August 2005)
Glasgow City Council, has unveiled a giant model that brings to life a new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the River Clyde
Imaging technology for building and design
(July 2005)
University of Birmingham unleashes cutting edge imaging technology for West Midlands building and design industry
Linford Group restores historic colliery
(July 2005)
Building specialist Linford Group has won a 2 million pound contract to restore the main office at the former Chatterley Whitfield Colliery in Stoke-on-Trent
Marshalls help create Castleford Volcano
(July 2005)
Marshalls plc's Natural Stone Division has supplied over 54 tonnes of natural stone blocks for The Castleford Project's 'The Green' regeneration development at Ferry Fryston, Castleford
New viaduct scoops top ICE award
(June 2005)
A new viaduct at Upton upon Severn, Worcestershire has won the top award in the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) West Midlands Awards 2005
WRTL ARC lights up route to the southwest
(April 2005)
The latest section of M7, opened by Irish Minister for Transport was completed a year ahead of schedule, and was lit by Arc highway lanterns from WRTL Exterior Lighting
Financing public transport projects world-wide
(March 2005)
Growing difficulty of financing public transport projects around the world was main theme at international conference
Building project with a sustainable difference
(February 2005)
New building project uses grassed turf to insulate the roof, straw bales to insulate the walls, and Scottish timber almost everywhere in between
Woodworkers Wanted For Edinburgh Treefest
(April 2004)
Woodworkers wishing to promote their products at a major public event are being sought by the organisers of this year's Edinburgh Treefest festival
£198,000 Euro-Boost For Scottish Wood Products
(November 2003)
Efforts to boost markets for Scotland's growing timber harvest have received a Euro-boost of almost £200,000, Forestry Minister Allan Wilson announced