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Wetherby scoops top energy efficiency award
Wetherby Building Systems is celebrating after winning the ‘Supplier of the Year’ award at this year’s National Energy Efficiency and Retrofit Awards. Beating tough competition from household names such as
Manchester Uni reveals refurb winners
Manchester University has named the new line-up of contractors it will use to deliver projects worth up to £10m. The University of Manchester has picked Willmott Dixon to expand the
Lovell lands housing refurb deal
Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council (NBBC) in Warwickshire has appointed housing refurbishment specialist Lovell to carry out £2.5m of housing improvement work for local council homes over the next three
Green light for £300m Chester regen
Plans to redevelop the Northgate area of Chester city centre with a £300m retail-led, mixed-use scheme have got the green light from planners. The Chester Northgate Scheme aims to deliver
Sika saves concrete on Norwich refurb
A concrete repair system from Sika has helped restore residential buildings during major refurbishment works on the Heathgate Estate near Norwich city centre. Spalled concrete had occurred throughout the 50-year-old
Cheaper mortgages for home refurbs
Homebuyers across the EU could be offered better borrowing rates on mortgages in return for purchasing more energy efficient homes or committing to retrofit energy saving work. The ground-breaking project
Szerelmey saves heritage specialist
London-based Szerelmey Group has bought four companies connected with heritage building firm William Anelay, which went into administration earlier this month. This latest deal means Szerelmey has now rescued staff and
Seddon wins place on national heating framework
Builder and developer Seddon has secured its place on the Heating Servicing, Maintenance, Installation and Associated Services framework, made available by long-term partner, Procurement for All. The framework will span
Residential tower destined for Birmingham city centre
Moda Living and Apache Capital Partners today announce that, through their Private Rented Sector (“PRS”) Joint Venture, they will transform a 0.77-acre site into a £145 million premium purpose-built rental
Parliament set for £4bn restoration
Prime Minister Theresa May is set to back plans for MPs to move out of the Houses of Parliament for at least six years as part of a £4bn restoration project.



















