Smart energy meters failing to make positive impact »
Having a smart meter installed at home seldom means lower energy bills, according to new survey findings published by electrotechnical trade body ECA.
Mental health podcast for men in the trades »
Expert Trades has launched the first episode of its mental health Podcast: MENTalk, described as the mental health podcast by tradesmen for tradesmen.
Water labeling should be voluntary, says BMA »
The Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA) has come out against mandatory labelling of water-using products, arguing that voluntary labels are the best solution.
The …
‘Open’ opportunity to win weekend at Royal Potrush Gold Club »
Two tickets to this year’s Open golf championship, which takes place at the Royal Portrush Gold Club in Northern Ireland, is the …
Jail sentence for installer with a grudge »
A heating installer from Plymouth has been jailed for two years for deliberately sabotaging domestic gas boilers in a bid to discredit …
Making Tax Digital officially launched »
As of 1 April, the government’s major Making Tax Digital programme is now law for over one million VAT registered businesses earning over …
Nearly £40K raised for Macmillan Cancer Support »
HVAC group Groupe Atlantic UK has raised over £38,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support, following a sustained fundraising drive.
Macmillan Cancer Support is the …
Help for victims of tool theft »
HiKOKI Power Tools has teamed up with the industry charity The Rainy Day Trust to provide support for tradespeople who have had their …
New training hubs for commercial installers »
New commercial training facilities have been unveiled by Vokèra by Riello at its facility in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and at its head office …
Courses offered as topic-specific options »
Worcester Bosch has announced a major change to its training programme that means it now offers courses that are topic-specific rather than product-specific.
