COPY OF:COPY OF:Listings – Page 32
-
FeaturesSmithsons' Obelisk sculpture finds new home at Somerset farm
Organisation Drawing Matter has installed Alison and Peter Smithson’s Obelisk at Niall Hobhouse’s Shatwell Farm in Somerset
-
-
FeaturesBelgian waffles -not just for breakfast
Belgians take their waffles seriously. Each region has it’s own variation…
-
DirectoryDimblebee venues
Dimblebee are proud to be associated with a number of prestigious venues. Below are links to some examples…
-
DirectoryJJ Food Service Limited
JJ Food Service Limited is a national food service specialist supplying all food industry sectors, from restaurants, pubs and hotels to schools, universities and local authorities with a range of fresh, chilled, ambient and frozen products, as well as packaging and cleaning materials, all competitively priced. JJ ...
-
Awards
Testimonials from 2015
Some of our entrants and judges share how it feels to be part of such a prestigious event
-
Awards
The biggest and best awards in the industry
The Awards are back and this year we would like to invite you to join us in celebrating 20 years of highlighting the very best of the industry.
-
Awards
Housebuilder awards 2015
Crest is Housebuilder of the Year Crest Nicholson has been crowned large Housebuilder of the Year for the second year running at the 2015 Housebuilder Awards at a packed ceremony in London.A2Dominion won medium sized Housebuilder of the Year, while small Housebuilder of the Year was handed to Larkfleet. The ...
-
AwardsBest community initiative
Entrants must demonstrate how they have engaged and worked with the local community to ensure new developments, or schemes associated with new developments, enhance and improve the local environment The category is open to initiatives/schemes/plans which can show that they have engaged with the local community in relation to delivering ...
-
AwardsBest regeneration initiative
Entrants must demonstrate excellence in a residential-based regeneration scheme which has improved the environment and living conditions in a specific area The category is open to any residential-based development scheme which is deemed to have improved the environment and living conditions in a specific area. Often, but not exclusively, entries ...
-
AwardsBest customer satisfaction initiative
Entrants must demonstrate how their firm has put the customer at the heart of the home buying process through their company culture and initiatives The category is open to any initiative, business product, company culture, process or plan that eases the customer‘s home buying experience or improves the use/function/experience in ...
-
AwardsBest low or zero carbon initiative
Entrants must demonstrate how their products, initiatives or developments are excelling and innovating in the drive to reduce and eliminate carbon emissions in new homes The category is open to initiatives, systems, homes or developments. Entries will be judged on some or all of the following: How they ...
-
Opinion
Japanese market takes a leap of faith
I’ve seen some pretty rum things in my time and I can assure you that the behaviour of the Japanese stock markets over the past two days is right up there. A 3.5% bungee jump does nobody any credit, least of all those who might have sold at the bottom ...
-
Opinion
When Saudi Arabia ruled OPEC
This weekend’s OPEC fiasco in Doha underscores Saudi Arabia’s lack of wiggle room in production. Saudi has its back to the wall, financially speaking, caught in the cold and it cannot afford to rein in its output.
-
Opinion
China’s credit-fueled growth gives reason to doubt market recovery
A look at China’s debt-fuelled growth figures shows we should be a lot less confident about the rest of the global economy and financial markets.
-
Opinion
Intel goes from hero to zero
The announcement that Intel Corp is going into serious retrenchment mode should come as no surprise but it still feels like the cage in which we have lived for the past 30 or so years is being rattled.
-
NewsFord to extend US$13.4bn loans
Ford Motor is in the market for support to extend US$13.4bn of loans by a further one year period.
-
News
Indian banks hold out on IPO fees
India’s privatisation programme hit another snag last week after banks declined to work on the Rs10bn–Rs12bn (US$145m–$175m) IPO of Cochin Shipyard due to the low fees on offer.
-
News
Shareholders back Banca Popolare di Vicenza IPO
Trapped between a rock and a very hard place, shareholders in Italy’s Banca Popolare di Vicenza backed the bank’s critical €1.75bn share issue at an EGM on March 5.
-
News
Oil price relief fails to slow E&P recap wave
Renewed prospects for production cuts abroad and promises by domestic exploration and production companies of cashflow neutral operations continues to provide a positive backdrop for oil. WTI oil gained US$2.70 on the week to US$38.62, up from a low of US$26.21 a month ago, in part on short-covering and risk ...
