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25 April 2017

Housebuilding ‘red tape’ to be scrapped first following Brexit

Posted on 25th April 20172nd May 2017 by Tom Rowbottom

Housebuilding will be the initial focus of the Red Tape Initiative, it has been revealed.

25 April 2017

28 March 2017

Consumer codes campaign supported by GGF

Posted on 28th March 201728th March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

The Glass and Glazing Federation is fully supporting the Chartered Trading Standards Institute Consumer Codes PR Campaign.

28 March 2017

27 March 2017

Laing O’Rourke fined £800,000 following fatality in 2014

Posted on 27th March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

Laing O’Rourke has been fined £800,000 following the death of an employee.

27 March 2017

27 March 2017

Changes to the EIA regulations: act now to benefit from the current regime

Posted on 27th March 2017 by Tom Rowbottom

In light of the changes, developers must consider safeguarding their existing development projects from the new Town and Country Planning (EIA) Regulations.

27 March 2017

27 March 2017

Each Home Counts review is a step in the right direction for the insulation industry

Posted on 27th March 201728th March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

The Each Home Counts review has been published, on issues surrounding the retrofitting of the energy efficiency and renewable energy measures into homes.

27 March 2017

21 March 2017

Alton Towers Resort becomes most accessible of UK’s top theme parks

Posted on 21st March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

After opening two new assisted, accessible toilet facilities, Alton Towers has become the most accessible of the UK’s top theme parks.

21 March 2017

20 March 2017

CMA crack down on cartels with new advertising campaign

Posted on 20th March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

The CMA “Cracking down on Cartels” campaign will encourage witnesses of illegal activity to come forward and report as CMA offer up to £100,000.

20 March 2017

07 March 2017

Householders are more likely to hire builders who employ apprentices

Posted on 7th March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

According to new research from the Federation of Master Builders, consumers prefer to hire firms that train apprentices.

07 March 2017

06 March 2017

A strategy for growth with apprentices

Posted on 6th March 2017 by Emma Jarrett

Businesses across England are welcoming the need to adapt to meet government aims to boost productivity by investing in the labour force.

06 March 2017

01 March 2017

UK’s housing stock must be a “national infrastructure priority”

Posted on 1st March 20171st March 2017 by Tom Rowbottom

Calls have been made to recognise energy efficiency as a national infrastructure priority, in response to figures concerning the UK’s failing housing stock.

01 March 2017

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25 April 2017

Housebuilding ‘red tape’ to be scrapped first following Brexit

25 April 2017

28 March 2017

Consumer codes campaign supported by GGF

28 March 2017

27 March 2017

Laing O’Rourke fined £800,000 following fatality in 2014

27 March 2017

27 March 2017

Changes to the EIA regulations: act now to benefit from the current regime

27 March 2017

27 March 2017

Each Home Counts review is a step in the right direction for the insulation industry

27 March 2017

21 March 2017

Alton Towers Resort becomes most accessible of UK’s top theme parks

21 March 2017

20 March 2017

CMA crack down on cartels with new advertising campaign

20 March 2017

07 March 2017

Householders are more likely to hire builders who employ apprentices

07 March 2017

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A strategy for growth with apprentices

06 March 2017

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UK’s housing stock must be a “national infrastructure priority”

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