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BMF set for move on 1 March

The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) will move into its new Coventry head office on 1 March.
The 7000sq ft offices have been given a major makeover and the Federation has made them as energy efficient as possible, with solar powered PV panels fitted to the roof providing electricity and feeding back to the National Grid, the installation of an A-rated boiler powering the heating system and LED lighting throughout to minimise power consumption.

John Newcomb, BMF managing director, said: 'Moving into new premises presented us with a fantastic opportunity to make the building and our working environment as green and energy efficient as possible. The space is designed to provide a hub for all our activities and we have created an environment that will be pleasant to work in and economical to run.'

He continued: 'There are various finishing touches to be made in the coming weeks before we are ready to welcome visitors. But we will be holding a formal opening for invited guests on 30th April, when the opening ceremony will be performed by a major figurehead from the merchant industry and a famous personality form the sporting world in the Midlands.'

From 1 March all correspondence to the BMF should be directed to: BMF Head Office, 1180 Elliott Court, Coventry Business Park, Herald Avenue, Coventry, Warwickshire, CV5 6UB.

The BMF will also retain a small office in London at the Building Centre, 26 Store Street, London WC1E 7BT.

Email addresses and mobile phone numbers for all BMF staff remain the same. Landline numbers for Coventry will be communicated as soon as BT issues them.

The BMF originally announced its intention to relocate at its Members' Day on 9 October last year.



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20 February 2013

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