Registration is now open for the only fire safety event in the UK to make third-party product approvals a condition of exhibiting. FIREX, exclusively supported by the Fire Industry Association, is back at the ExCeL in London on 16-18 May… Continue Reading →

Russell Dean, Residential Product Group Director at Mitsubishi Electric and VP of the Sustainable Energy Association adds his response  :- “The comprehensive review by Chris Skidmore MP, provides an agenda for action. Government should use this as a springboard to… Continue Reading →

Fradley Park Primary School in Lichfield, Staffordshire, celebrated the official opening of its £4.8m free school with the local community last week (Friday 13 January).    The two-storey building, which was constructed by Midlands-based contractor G F Tomlinson and completed in… Continue Reading →

Home to beautifully crafted apartments with uninterrupted views of the Thames and the City, Vetro is just two minutes from the shops, restaurants and bustling heart of Canary Wharf, and seven minutes from the City of London. A limited number… Continue Reading →

Member companies of the Steel Window Association (SWA) have been enjoying a boom in business. This is thanks to the general upturn in activity across the housing market, with the focus on the acquisition and refurbishment of rural properties having… Continue Reading →

Turning a crumbling structure into a high-performing and sustainable residential building that saves 72,000kWh of electricity a year More than half a century after a construction boom replaced the ornate Belle Epoque homes along Kokke’s coastline, the area is now… Continue Reading →

Windows are one of the most important elements of any property, so effectively sealing them for optimum long term energy efficiency must be a priority, says Andy Swift, sales and operations manager for ISO-Chemie. The success of a renovation project… Continue Reading →

The Shelborn and Stamford joint venture, Southside Leeds Limited, has submitted a planning application to Leeds City Council for a significant new £300 million mixed-use scheme on a prime site in the South Bank regeneration area of the city centre…. Continue Reading →