Like many small businesses, Woodcut Ltd (T/A Woodcut Components) was founded by one man with an ambition from a double garage. Now, some 15 years after its inception the woodworking specialists offer a complete variety of wooden products, furniture, commercial… Continue Reading →

Sales of Actis’ honeycomb insulation Hybris are growing at such a rate that the company has invested in a state-of-the-art machine which can produce the material four times faster than its predecessor. The 2,000 sq m plant has been built… Continue Reading →

We all want and expect comfort in our modern lives and when we are spending our hard earned cash on entertainment, then we rightly expect to be entertained in some level of comfort. So when one of Liverpool’s largest theatre,… Continue Reading →

Boutique property agency Redwing Living, was joined by Vermont Construction Group and Peel L&P at Princes Dock, to witness the topping out of the £21 million residential development, Plaza 1821. The first development to reach this stage at Princes Dock… Continue Reading →

A MUCH-ANTICIPATED new residential development is set to launch on the capital’s waterfront as part of the area’s exciting regeneration. Located in the historic port of Leith, Waterfront Plaza by CALA Homes (East) is launching its first phase on Saturday… Continue Reading →

The £2.5 million re-roof of the Grade II listed Irish Embassy in London, with more than 10,000 Penrhyn Heather Blue slates from Welsh Slate, has required its own exceptional levels of diplomacy. DarntonB3 Architecture had multiple challenges to factor in… Continue Reading →

Tasou Associates, the Islington-based architectural practice, has announced the completion of its latest residential project: the full refurbishment of the Bishop Wood’s Almshouses in Hackney. Working with its client, Noble House Properties, Tasou Associates has refurbished and restored five historic… Continue Reading →

Nottingham City Council has approved plans to buy back more than 250 former council houses. The four-year scheme, which was approved at the Council’s Executive Board meeting on Tuesday 18 June, will involve more than 300 purchases and also include… Continue Reading →