The Association for Specialist Fire Protection is seeking nominations for its range of Passive Fire Protection Industry Awards which aim to highlight excellence in passive fire protection and to reward those who contribute to the advancement of awareness, quality and… Continue Reading →

When it comes to clean, modern lines and eco-credentials, insulated render gives other types of cladding a good run for their money, as Justin Price, sales director at Aliva UK explains The £15m headquarters of Wrexham-based telephone answering firm Moneypenny… Continue Reading →

The Priory is a beautiful Grade II Listed residence in the village of Blythburgh, a settlement of probable Saxon origin. The Priory shares its grounds with the ruins of a 12th century Augustine Priory which has been the subject of… Continue Reading →

Work has been completed on the £1millon restoration of a Grade II listed building in the heart of Leeds city centre. Priestley Construction, the Leeds-based contractor which specialises in the refurbishment of historic buildings, has transformed Hanover House, the previous… Continue Reading →

Seaforth Land, the London-focused commercial real estate investor and asset manager, has been granted planning permission by the City of London for the renovation of Spitalfields House (110-114 Middlesex Street and 1-11 Widegate Street) in London, E1.   Working with… Continue Reading →

Twenty local students from Beauchamps High School built on their classroom knowledge by visiting a real-life construction site at the Craylands Estate, Basildon.   Morgan Sindall Property Services (MSPS) – Basildon Council’s property services contractor – hosted the students’ visit… Continue Reading →

A big increase in the number of historic churches and chapels seeking funding for urgent repair, maintenance and development projects has been reported by the National Churches Trust in its Annual Review for 2017 – 2018, published on Friday 13… Continue Reading →