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homeanddesign.com | Julie Sanders |David Burroughs
A peninsula that points due south into the Chesapeake Bay has lured summer sojourners to Annapolis since the 1920s. Back in those pre-air-conditioning days, the scenic spot was a warm-weather resort boasting several dozen small cottages where DC and Baltimore residents converged to beat the heat. Over the years, the cottages disappeared as a new era of vacationers purchased lots and razed dated buildings to create their own getaways.
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1 month ago |
ciob.org | David Burroughs
Following an “almost total collapse” of Ireland’s building and construction sector during the 2008 global financial crisis, it has since rebuilt into a vibrant industry. The bursting of the property bubble formed in the early 2000s saw employment in the construction sector fall by more than 60%. But recovery has been steady since then, with Turner & Townsend (T&T) reporting in November that Ireland’s construction industry now show signs of stability.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
lgiu.org | David Burroughs |LGIU Associate
In this interview, Derby City Council Chief Executive Paul Simpson talks about his journey from trainee accountant to his current role, as well as his leadership style and the partnerships that continue to attract major employers to Derby. After falling into a career in accounting as a trainee at Derby City Council in the 1990s, Paul Simpson has come full circle to take on the role of Chief Executive at the council he once studied at. “I got A-levels in politics and economics.
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Oct 15, 2024 |
lgiu.org | David Burroughs |LGIU Associate
In this interview, Carl Cowie, CEO of Nillumbik Shire Council in Victoria, Australia, shares insights from his career in the public sector. Emphasising the importance of treating residents as shareholders in the council and offering them the best possible service. Carl Cowie didn’t begin his career in the public sector. But the shift from working in the private sector financial services has proved effective, with customer satisfaction at Nillumbik Shire Council at a 15 year high.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
homeanddesign.com | David Burroughs
BEING GREEN: A Glazzio Tiles glass-tile backsplash pops above the range, complementing the island countertop. SEXY SURFACE: The island is topped with a Stella Marina quartzite waterfall countertop that makes a strong statement.
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RT @theCIOB: The construction sector accounts for about 16% of cases of forced labour worldwide. The latest blog from CIOB partner Stronger…

Great to see a commitment to increase rail freight by 100% within this plan, but surely there's more opportunities to introduce passenger rail in the region as well. https://t.co/H3j8COfrXm