Grade II listed, Harby Mill on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire was a working tower windmill right up until the 1930s.   An iconic local landmark, it was built in 1877 to replace a wooden original. Once milling on… Continue Reading →

Planning permission has been granted for an application submitted by Peel L&P and Your Housing Group (YHG) for the development of Patagonia Place, a 31 storey residential development at Liverpool Waters. The development will consist of 278 homes and marks… Continue Reading →

Ground-Guards Ltd, the UK’s leading supplier high performance temporary access solutions, has launched a brand new ground protection system that can be installed in support of the Government’s social distancing policy. FastCover PLUS is made from environmentally friendly 100% recycled PVC and… Continue Reading →

Cadogan, managers of 90 acres of property in Kensington and Chelsea, has restored set of Grade II Listed buildings into modern studios for artists, returning the premises to its original purpose. Rossetti Studios was built in 1894 and is the… Continue Reading →

Nottingham Castle is a step closer to becoming a world-class visitor destination and heritage site following the completion of major improvement works. As part of the £30m transformation of Nottingham Castle – specialist restoration works and a brand-new visitors centre… Continue Reading →

We have a winner! Sean Matthews, a Caerphilly carpenter & joiner, has been officially announced as the winner of Screwfix Top Tradesperson 2020. Sean was presented with the award – one of the industry’s most coveted titles – during the… Continue Reading →

Tuesday 15th September, Harwell, Oxfordshire: Harwell Science and Innovation Campus has secured planning permission for Quad Two, a 47,000 square feet Grade A development that will provide office space for science and technology companies at the UK’s major science hub… Continue Reading →

The Virtual Homebuilding & Renovating Autumn Show returns to people’s homes, supported by headline sponsor the Royal Institute of British Architects Following a successful virtual summer event where over 70 per cent of visitors reported having an excellent or good… Continue Reading →