Tanalith E wood preservative from Arch Timber Protection is protecting what could be the world’s longest continuous timber bench. Manufactured from locally sourced beech and pine the new bench runs around an island park in Bulgaria. It is 1111 metres long and can seat over 2000 people.
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Shells admits risk of further North Sea oil spill
- 17 August 2011
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The final amount leaked could be four times the volume that has spewed into the sea in the past week
The Shell oil spill in the North Sea is already the worst in UK waters in the last decade – but the final amount leaked could be four times the volume that has spewed into the sea in the past week, the company admitted on Wednesday, if measures to dam the flow are not successful.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 August 2011 17:29
Breedon Aggregates to improve Key Route Between Aberdeen and Inverness
- 15 August 2011
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Breedon Aggregates has been awarded a £1.1 million contract by Transport Scotland for carriageway improvements to a section of the A96 Trunk Road at Allanfearn, just east of Inverness. The A96 Trunk Road is a key strategic route directly linking Aberdeen and Inverness.
LSHP Ltd to build major new health centre for Liverpool
- 15 August 2011
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Liverpool based developer LSHP Ltd has just secured planning approval for the building of a major new Neighbourhood Health Centre for Kensington, in the heart of Merseyside’s largest Renewal Area.
Business cost of civil unrest
- 15 August 2011
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As businesses brace themselves for further trouble or begin to pick up the pieces and count the cost from the spate of rioting that has taken place in London and further afield, law firm Adams & Remers LLP warns that both landlords and tenants should check their lease and insurance arrangements as further trouble could be in store.