British Gas engineers uncover 26K unsafe installations »

British Gas engineers detected a shocking 26,000 unsafe or dangerous gas and electric appliances during home visits in the first eight months of ...

Positive installer feedback on HPA’s training strategy »

The results of a consultation on qualification criteria for low carbon heating system training courses has been unveiled by the Heat Pump Association ...

Connected home market set to grow, despite COVID-19 »

A new report from Delta-EE, the energy market research consultancy, shows that the UK is part of a boom in the growth of ...

Call for update to water regulations training »

A new study from the Water Regulatory Advisory Scheme (WRAS) has found that 91% of approved plumbers believe it should be mandatory for ...

Now’s the time to hire a new apprentice says JTL »

Training provider JTL is encouraging employers to hire new apprentices and take advantage of the latest government funding initiative. The Chancellor’s summer statement ...

Results of road to recovery survey »

A new survey on the health of the plumbing and heating sector shows that 8 in 10 installer businesses are still struggling to ...

New initiative protects bathroom installers »

The British Institute of KBB Installation (BiKBBI) has launched Protected, a digital platform that connects customers with installers while supporting the project and ...

Contractor guilty of enabling unregistered gas work »

A self-employed property maintenance contractor has been sentenced to 200 hours community work and ordered to pay costs after arranging for an unqualified ...

Research shows rising sales for internet plumbing retailers »

The internet is the fastest growing channel of the overall UK plumbing and heating products market and has experienced strong growth levels over ...