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Timber loses out in Aquatics Centre

9 May, 2008

The 2012 Olympic Games Aquatics Centre will feature a steel frame roof in order to cut costs, the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has told TTJ.

Travis Perkins opens 600th branch

9 May, 2008

Travis Perkins has today opened its 600th branch in the UK.

Setra on TV

9 May, 2008
Olympic construction guide launched

9 May, 2008
Ex TTF man defends timber in Jakarta

9 May, 2008

Sweden calls for zero tolerance on Russian tariffs

9 May, 2008

Sweden has joined the debate over Russia’s attempts to gain entry to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) by calling for a zero-tolerance approach...

Biomass market Acadian curb results dip

9 May, 2008

Acadian Timber Income Fund, which manages 2.4 million acres of timberland in North America, has seen its net sales fall by US$4.1m during the first quarter.