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Builders LondonHome inspection services check your property, usually before a sale, to advise you on any repairs and maintenance that need to be done. Home inspectors should be licensed and you need to take care in selecting your home inspector to check up on their qualifications and references. Try to fix whatever problems you can before the home inspection and learn to read home inspection reports properly to learn what else you may have over-looked. Our member firms account for approximately 80% of all new homes built in England and Wales in any one year, and include companies of all sizes, ranging from multi-national household names through regionally based businesses and small local companies. 1. Qatar to upgrade Losail circuit to F1 standards data: 27.03.08 Qatar plans to improve its Losail MotoGP circuit to cater eventually for Formula One, the head of the Gulf country's motor sports federation said on Wednesday. 2. Appian Way, the queen of Roman roads, is under threat data: 07.04.08 In ancient times the Appian Way, which links Rome to the southern city of Brindisi, was known as the regina viarum, the queen of the roads. But these days its crown appears to be tarnished by chronic traffic congestion, vandalism and, some of its guardians grumble, illegal development. 3. Toxic gas 'helps lung patients' data: 19.03.08 A toxic gas could improve the lives of patients with serious lung conditions, say scientists. 4. McCartney Mills full divorce ruling: Extracts data: 19.03.08 In his full ruling on the McCartney divorce, the judge was highly critical of Heather Mills' evidence. 5. 2 charged in Denmark with preparing terror attack data: 27.03.08 Danish prosecutors have charged two suspects with preparing explosives for an attack in Denmark or abroad. 6. Stick to that resolution. Oh yes you will data: 19.03.08 This is the day we're most likely to give up on New Year's resolutions, and just knowing that makes it worse. 7. French commandos are dispatched to help rescue crew of yacht data: 10.04.08 Elite French troops have been dispatched to East Africa to bolster an effort to free the crew of a yacht that was seized by pirates off Somalia, a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said Monday. 8. RSPCA investigates The Fall frontman for 'killing' squirrels data: 10.04.08 Mark E Smith, the rock singer, is being investigated by the RSPCA after he boasted of killing two squirrels. 9. Greek parliament approves pension reform bill data: 27.03.08 Greece's parliament approved the conservative government's pension reform bill early on Friday after weeks of strikes and protests by labour unions. 10. A12, 'worst road' in Britain, subject to inquiry data: 10.04.08 The A12, voted the worst in Britain, is to be investigated by a former transport chief who only six months ago spent more than two hours stuck in traffic on the route. 11. Obama calls for Beijing boycott data: 10.04.08 Barack Obama urges President Bush to consider a boycott of the Beijing Olympics, as the US leg of the torch relay is held. 12. Finland's foreign minister ousted over scandal involving exotic dancer data: 07.04.08 Finland's foreign minister was ousted Tuesday by his conservative party over a text message scandal involving an erotic dancer. 13. Japan fails to choose bank chief data: 19.03.08 The Japanese government's latest nominee to be governor of the Bank of Japan is vetoed by the opposition. 14. Dozens of vehicles crash on snowy Austrian highway data: 27.03.08 At least one person was killed and several seriously injured in a pile-up of around 100 vehicles on Austria's main east-west highway on Tuesday, local authorities said. 15. Junior doctors 'bullied' into unpaid overtime data: 07.04.08 More than half of junior doctors are being "bullied" to work hours of unpaid overtime, the British Medical Association has warned. 16. Ben-Hur star Charlton Heston dies data: 07.04.08 Charlton Heston, who won a best actor Oscar for his performance in the Hollywood epic Ben-Hur, dies aged 84. 17. The new Diana? In Britain, Carla Bruni steals the show data: 07.04.08 The new first lady of France emerged as the star of a state visit to Britain with her husband, Nicolas Sarkozy. 18. 'Don't call him Boris,' Tessa Jowell tells Labour data: 07.04.08 Labour ministers and MPs have been banned from referring to Boris Johnson, the Tory candidate for London mayor, by his first name, it emerged yesterday. 19. Serbia vows to hold elections in Serb-dominated parts of Kosovo data: 07.04.08 Serbia's minister for Kosovo, Slobodan Samardzic, said Serbia's parliamentary and local vote, planned for May 11, would also be held in the Serbian regions of Kosovo. Kosovo's president, Fatmir Sejdiu, called the move an attempt to challenge Kosovo's statehood. 20. Low sales force four village pubs to close a day data: 10.04.08 Village pubs are closing at a rate of four a day because of the lowest beer sales since the Great Depression and rising running costs, it was claimed yesterday. 21. Sue Carroll: Not a Lott wrong with wanting to work hard data: 07.04.08 As millions of us trudged back to work after the most dismal Easter break in living memory it's fair to say we might just have allowed ourselves the indulgence of a daydream. 22. Two Israelis die in battle at fuel terminal data: 10.04.08 Palestinian militants from Gaza have launched an audacious cross-border raid on a fuel terminal, killing two Israelis in a fierce shoot-out. 23. Yahoo board huddles over Microsoft bid data: 07.04.08 Directors were in discussions about Microsoft's latest gambit in its unsolicited takeover approach, amid signs that Yahoo was preparing to dig in deeper against its suitor's current bid 24. Techs buck the trend on debt data: 07.04.08 A downturn in the US economy and turmoil in the debt markets has done little to slow a sea-change in the balance sheets of some of the technology industry's leading lights 25. Barack Obama's key race speech in full data: 19.03.08 Barack Obama's key race speech in full 26. American Airlines cancels 300 flights for inspections data: 27.03.08 Delta Air Lines began similar checks on 133 planes and said some cancellations were to be expected. 27. Fall girl's family thank rescuers data: 07.04.08 The parents of a girl who fell 100ft from an escalator thank shoppers, store workers and medical staff. 28. Rivals back Premier League's '39th match' data: 10.04.08 The Premier League's controversial "international round" concept was backed on Wednesday by leading officials from the Spanish and German leagues. 29. Blacksliding on reform is seen in new EU states data: 07.04.08 The European Union's eastward expansion aimed to cement former Communist countries into a bloc committed to pluralism, democracy and good government. But the new members have a tendency to backslide and succumb to "reform fatigue," according to a recent academic study. 30. Alexander steps down at The Economist Group data: 10.04.08 Helen Alexander, chief executive, is leaving after a tenure of more than a decade in which the group's flagship magazine has doubled in circulation |