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By Dave Rogers2021-05-11T12:58:00+01:00 Latest deal in Woolwich worth £30m-plus Morgan Sindall has been appointed preferred bidder to build a new leisure centre in Woolwich for Greenwich council. The south-east London deal, believed to be worth more than £30m, was won under the Southern Construction Framework. The scheme will include a 25m-long swimming pool It will be built in the middle of Woolwich at a plot next to General Gordon Square. Architect on the scheme is Faulkner Browns while Hadron Consulting is project manager. Morgan Sindall, which last month upgraded its profit forecast f...

Fine Art, Decorations and Furniture from Fine Estates across NE Ohio. This auction features a striking oil on canvas titled War Bonnet Maker by JH Sharp one of the founders of the Taos Society of Artists and a leading painter of Native Americans and their culture. Paintings by the Cleveland School artist Clyde Singer, Georg Fischer-Elpons, Francesco Vinea and Alexander Corazzo are also featured. The auction includes Asian decorative arts and jade jewelry, paintings, prints and drawings, and a large selection of carpets, rugs and runners. Location Description Gray's auction showrooms are locat...

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When people think of John Maynard Keynes, who died 75 years ago on April 21, they probably think of his ideas about economic demand and how government spending is essential to emerge from a recession. England’s most famous economist is renowned as the one-time civil servant and Treasury adviser whose thinking dominated economic policy in the middle decades of the 20th century. He died at the age of only 62 after leading marathon negotiations for the UK over the post-war international financial system and the Anglo-American loan agreement. But as a behavioural economist, I want to focus on...

Owner of former Spice Kitchen and Bar launches virtual food hall | Doug Trattner reports Right now, the hall features three different options including salads and grain bowls, roasted chickens, and noodle bowls. Author: Doug Trattner Updated: 7:50 PM EDT March 31, 2021 CLEVELAND — Chef Ben Bebenroth closed his farm-to-table bistro Spice Kitchen and Bar at the beginning of the pandemic. He was confident not only that fine dining would be down for the count for the foreseeable future, but also that he had little interest in taking part if and when it did return...