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Two homes in Taylor Morrison’s attractive community of St. Johns Forest were recognized during the 2008 St. Johns County Parade of Homes, a competition sponsored by the St. Johns Builders Council. The Lafayette home received a gold award for its stunning design while the newly built Madison model home received a silver award.
Builders LondonThe Builders London is the principal trade organisation for private sector housebuilders and voice of the home building industry in England and Wales. It is an exciting industry filled with many talented people and organisations, providing sustainable and attractive homes to meet the demands of consumers. 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. Poland could face EU treaty vote data: 19.03.08 Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says a referendum may be needed to end a row over the EU Lisbon Treaty. 2. Female British spy's exploits during World War II are revealed data: 07.04.08 A British spy who helped lead the French Resistance during World War II outfoxed the Nazis by concealing secret messages in the hem of her skirt, according to records unsealed Monday. 3. 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