IT system lightens the load for T5 inquiry inspectors

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The Livenote transcription system is being used at the planning inquiry into plans for a fifth terminal at Heathrow Airport. The inspector can obtain an almost instantaneous display of the transcript of the dicussions held during the course of the inquiry, and key areas of evidence can be highlighted. The system will considerably reduce the length of time required for the inquiry to make its final report.

Management, Buildings and facilities, Heathrow Airport, Governmental investigations, Government investigations

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City of London churches provide a wealth of interests

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The City of London has 37 churches, all of which are extremely historically and architecturally important, according to a report from Alan Baxter and Associates. They use a wide range of materials and building styles, and are in very good condition. It is likely to cost around 23 million pounds sterling to repair and maintain these buildings over the next 25 years.

Religious buildings, Westminster, England

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