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Powerday refurbishes London Irish Sunbury ground to mark start of premiership season

Powerday-sponsored London Irish Rugby Club began the Aviva Premiership season on Saturday, 3 September, with the London Double Header competition at Twickenham. The club have started their new season with a refurbished ground at their spiritual home in Sunbury, which Powerday is proud to have provided. At the London Double Header event on Saturday, London Irish took on Harlequins in their first premiership game sporting their new Powerday kit.

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INTERSERVE WINS £11 MILLION CONTRACT AT SUCCESSFUL LONDON GIRLS' SCHOOL

The project at Notting Hill & Ealing High School (NHEHS), involves
construction of a five-storey extension, including three storeys in a
basement below ground level.

Read more: INTERSERVE WINS £11 MILLION CONTRACT AT SUCCESSFUL LONDON GIRLS' SCHOOL

Sustainable design and construction innovators asked to come forward and be counted

Building Futures Awards 2011Hertfordshire Building Futures Awards 2011 on the lookout for more innovative and sustainable projects to commend Building on the resounding success of the 2009 inaugural Hertfordshire Building Futures Awards, Hertfordshire local authorities are on the lookout once again for those individuals and organisations that make Hertfordshire and its built environment greener and more sustainable.

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Guide Dogs’ National Breeding Centre Complete

Guide Dogs for the Blind Association’s new National Breeding Centre at Bishops Tachbrook, near Leamington Spa, is now complete. 

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The centre, which cost around £20 million, will enable the charity to create 900 guide dog partnerships a year by 2015.

Read more: Guide Dogs’ National Breeding Centre Complete

Building work moves forward for Chesterton Vision Centre

ChestertonBuilding work on Chesterton’s new Vision Centre is now taking shape.

Work on the £4.4 million Vision Centre is expected to finish in early 2012.  Steelwork has been erected and has given members of the community an insight into what the building will look like once it has been finished.

Read more: Building work moves forward for Chesterton Vision Centre