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The UK access control market set to grow by 7.3% between 2013 and 2017

17 March 2014 2:35 pm Leave a Comment

The UK access control market is set to grow by an estimate of 7.3% between 2013 and 2017, the latest "Access Control Market Report 2013" from Research and Markets has recently revealed.

The report focuses on the UK market for physical access control, which is primarily concerned with the restriction of a particular room, structure or site to authorised personnel only, allowing users to restrict or grant access, monitor throughput, and report unauthorised access attempts in certain areas.

New cinema and leisure complex set to be built in Stoke-On-Trent

13 March 2014 2:43 pm Leave a Comment

A contract worth £12.5m for building a new cinema and leisure centre in Stoke-On-Trent’s intu Potteries Shopping Centre has been awarded to Wates Construction, a news report in the local business media has revealed.

The 58,000 sq ft facility will comprise a nine-screen cinema complex operated by Cineworld and will be housed in a new-build extension to the shopping centre, which will become part of a £20m leisure and catering development.

Global biometrics market on the rise, report suggest

10 March 2014 4:39 pm Leave a Comment

A new market report from Wintergreen Research suggests that the global biometrics market is certainly on the rise, with an estimated $16.7 billion set to be reached by 2019, a media news report on this topic has recently revealed.

Highgate Junior School in North London set for site extension

7 March 2014 3:58 pm Leave a Comment

Highgate Junior School in North London is set to extend and seriously improve its existing site by adding a whole new section and revamping an existing one, a news report in the local media has just revealed.

£3.9m Arley Primary School in Warwickshire nears completion

4 March 2014 4:06 pm Leave a Comment

The new £3.9m building for the Arley Primary School in Warwickshire is nearing completion, meaning that students and staff will soon be able to enjoy its latest-generation facilities, a media news report on the matter has revealed.

Work started on the construction of the new school in July last year and it’s due to open at the end of March 2014.

New Burnley Bridge Business Park is officially open

27 February 2014 4:31 pm Leave a Comment

The government-backed £50 million Burnley Bridge Business Park has just opened for business, marking the largest new development on the M65 corridor to open up in more than a decade, a news report in the local media has recently revealed.

The 70-acre site is expected to create more than 1,400 indirect jobs in the area, that ensures excellent accessibility to the town.

New office complex for Waveney District Council and Suffolk County Council to be built in Lowestoft

24 February 2014 2:27 pm Leave a Comment

Well-known building company Kier Construction has started working on a scheme for a new office complex for Waveney District Council and Suffolk County Council in Lowestoft, a news report in the local media has revealed.

Construction work begins on £10.4m creative and digital industries college in Salford

20 February 2014 2:35 pm Leave a Comment

Construction work has just started on a brand-new £10.4m University Technical College (UTC) at MediaCityUK in Salford, with the development work set to be carried out by BAM Construction, a news report in the local media has recently revealed.

The college will focus on the creative and digital industries and will give 14-19 year olds from Greater Manchester the chance to work with employers at MediaCityUK through its direct link to the industry.

Regus to open first dedicated business centre at Heathrow Terminal 5

17 February 2014 12:36 pm Leave a Comment

Regus is set to open the first independent business centre at Heathrow Terminal 5 this summer, a news report in the local business media has revealed.

Leicester’s new £5.8m Innovation Centre now open

14 February 2014 2:41 pm Leave a Comment

A landmark £5.8m innovation centre has just been opened in Leicester’s Pioneer Park, next to the National Space Centre, a news report in the local media has revealed.

The centre, built in the city’s science and technology park, is known as Dock and is set to house up to 54 new space, science and technology businesses amid its 3,000 sq m of incubation units, laboratories, conference facilities and offices.

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