The decorating trade’s only national exhibition returns this November. With the prospect of business returning to normal, make a date to once again visit the decorating professional’s key annual event. The National Painting and Decorating Show opens its doors for… Continue Reading →

CONSTRUCTION has started to create a number of new classroom blocks at three secondary schools across Essex – adding 750 much-needed school places for pupils in the county. The modular units will be installed at Clacton County High School, in… Continue Reading →

Bespoke design and air conditioning supplier, PACAIR has expanded its range of services with the addition of a specialist applied project team, which will assist customers looking to capitalise on the many opportunities behind the legislative drive towards zero carbon…. Continue Reading →

Two former furniture factory buildings in East London have been transformed into high-end apartments with the help of Crittall windows. Long Street in the Hackney conservation area was a key component in Shoreditch’s industrial heritage. The area was once the… Continue Reading →

New technical guidance into the different methods of measuring moisture in historic buildings which could help protect them from the impacts of climate change has been published by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) today (Monday 22 March). This guidance was commissioned… Continue Reading →

By Nic Collins   The quality of reinforced concrete installation and repair is vital to upholding the structural integrity of a wide range of applications from bridges to tunnels, to domestic basements, buildings and car parks. Hence the need for… Continue Reading →

A young employee from Connected Places Catapult is celebrating after achieving a ‘distinction’ in an L4 Project Management Apprenticeship, delivered by global training provider, Skills4Stem. Christian Stiles completed the entire Level 4 Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship with Skills4Stem over an… Continue Reading →

Greenough & Sons win in the 2021 Pitched Roofing Awards. The renovation of a 17th Century listed café in the Snowdonia National Park, which incorporated some “rare” roofing methods using Welsh Slate, has won the contractors a national award. Greenough… Continue Reading →