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Aspiring young plumbers graduate

Eleven aspiring young plumbers have gained 6022 and 6032 City & Guilds plumbing certificates with help from The Princes’ Trust.

31 Mar 2009

Integral launches technical services division

A new division from Integral UK, a leading supplier of property maintenance, is offering a one-stop shop for fire, security, BMS controls and data cabling.

31 Mar 2009

Prentice joins Air Trade Centre

Air Trade Centre has appointed Chris Prentice as regional sales manager for the midlands area.

31 Mar 2009

John Lewis hands rare supplier award to Kershaw

Specialist mechanical and electrical contractor Kershaw Mechanical Services has been publicly thanked by the John Lewis Partnership for work on its stores.

30 Mar 2009

Bosses must spot signs of recession stress

Bosses are being warned to watch out for signs of stress among their staff by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) which has launched a new website about the issue.

27 Mar 2009

Lack of integration threatens UK's sustainable buildings

The construction sector must avoid the 'silo effect' and work together to deliver the UK's sustainable buildings, says a new report launched at the House of Lords.

27 Mar 2009

Andrew Sykes makes Blerk top sales man

HVAC hire specialist Andrew Sykes Hire has appointed Charles Van Blerk as the head of national accounts for its heating, cooling and air conditioning division.

26 Mar 2009

Want to work for OZ? Trades needed down under

Australia is still asking British construction workers to apply for visas to work down under.

26 Mar 2009

MP tells government to enact 'blacklist' act to protect H&S

Labour MP Michael Clapham has urged the government to protect H&S by using its clout as a client to stop firms that use blacklists from getting public sector work.

25 Mar 2009

Priva GM named businesswoman of the year

Meiny Prins, the general manager of Dutch firm Priva, has received a businesswoman of the year award at The Hague.

25 Mar 2009

Geberit unveils its HQ in Warwick

Swiss piping and sanitation specialist Geberit has unveiled its Warwick headquarters and training academy.

25 Mar 2009

LSC's CEO steps down following FE failings

The Learning and Skills Council's chief executive Mark Haysom has stepped down with immediate effect, following difficulties faced by his further education college rebuilding programme.

24 Mar 2009

Ceres Power secures fuel cell manufacturing base

A Horsham building has been secured by alternative energy group Ceres Power as a UK base for the manufacture of fuel cells for its CHP programme with British Gas.

23 Mar 2009

Sabien Technology becomes controls supplier for capital

Sabien Technology's M2G boiler load optimiser has won it approved supplier status to help cut London's carbon emissions.

23 Mar 2009

Crunch time brings branch time for BSS Industrial

The recession has not stopped pipeline and heating supplier BSS Industrial from investing in a new trade counter in Portsmouth.

20 Mar 2009

Skerritt picks Horton for CEO job

Nottingham M&E contractor Skerritt has hired the former md of Powerminster Gleeson Services to the post of CEO.

20 Mar 2009

Forget nursery tales, this council votes for straw bales

The first little pig may have come a cropper when he chose straw as a building material, but planning permission has been granted to construct the first council houses in the UK with straw.

20 Mar 2009

New contract wins boost Kershaw

New contract wins have been announced by specialist mechanical and electrical contractor Kershaw Mechanical Services.

19 Mar 2009

Cofathec and Elyo merger leads to Cofely name

Cofely is the name of GDF Suez's new energy and facilities services company formed by the merger of Cofathec and Elyo.

18 Mar 2009

Spanish officials say Ola! to Merton Rule

Representatives from Madrid, Catalonia, San Sebastian and Valladolid have visited Merton council officials to discuss the merits of the renewable energy planning policy the Merton Rule and the future of monitoring carbon dioxide emissions.

18 Mar 2009

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Latest News

Aspiring young plumbers graduate

Integral launches technical services division

Prentice joins Air Trade Centre

John Lewis hands rare supplier award to Kershaw

Bosses must spot signs of recession stress

Lack of integration threatens UK's sustainable buildings

Andrew Sykes makes Blerk top sales man

Want to work for OZ? Trades needed down under

MP tells government to enact 'blacklist' act to protect H&S

Priva GM named businesswoman of the year

Geberit unveils its HQ in Warwick

LSC's CEO steps down following FE failings

Ceres Power secures fuel cell manufacturing base

Sabien Technology becomes controls supplier for capital

Crunch time brings branch time for BSS Industrial

Skerritt picks Horton for CEO job

Forget nursery tales, this council votes for straw bales

New contract wins boost Kershaw

Cofathec and Elyo merger leads to Cofely name

Spanish officials say Ola! to Merton Rule

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