SNIPEF reinforces its commitment to quality with appointment of highly experienced plumbing expert George Todd as its new Technical AdvisorMembers of SNIPEF – The Scottish and Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers’ Federation -can now look forward to greater support thanks to the arrival of its latest recruit, a dedicated Technical Advisor.
With steadily increasing technical and…
UK Government Joins World’s First Global Regulatory Body to Accelerate Green Energy TransitionIn 2019, the UK became the first country to impose legislation geared towards bringing greenhouse emissions to net-zero by 2050. The energy regulator Ofgem has been a key driving force in helping to promote a sustainable future for our energy industry. Now, Ofgem has teamed up with the Internationa…
GETTING 40% LESS ELECTRICITY THAN NEEDED: INDUSTRY BODYHit hard by the Covid lockdowns, the Dera Bassi Industries Association has warned the Punjab government that its decision to impose power cuts would bring the industry to a standstill. “We fail to understand this situation, when Punjab, as claimed by your department, is a power surplus state and overnight the situation went so alarming…
Tips to Finding the Best Swimming Pool AccessoriesMany people with resources include pools in their home plans. The swimming pool is a great way to relieve stress and is one of the easiest ways to relax. However, swimming pools should be built according to hygiene and safety standards. The swimming pool should be supported with appropriate pool facilities to ensure regular care and maintenance.
DOMESTIC CONSUMERS TO GET 100 UNITS FREE ELECTRICITY EVERY MONTHUttarakhand Power Minister Harak Singh Rawat announced that 100 units of electricity will be provided free every month to domestic consumers. In a meeting with departmental officials, Rawat said, “There are about 13 lakh consumers in state who come under the purview of spending 100 to 200 units of electricity. Those who use 100…
A small tree in Glasgow signals hope for forests throughout the world, as new carbon accountability platform is revealed at COP26‘Great oaks from little acorns grow, as the saying goes’, and on a young tree in Glasgow during COP26 this week, a transformative technology was unveiled which could have a lasting impact on the future of all the trees on the planet.
On the imposing…
Live Dealers: Trustworthy or Not?Dressed in clean vests and pleasant, warm smiles, dealers will hand out your cards through a video streaming link accessible in any online casino. See croupiers deal as they hand out cards in a live casino. With such an advanced feat, is there still a possibility of a live dealer cheating?
Live casinos attract punters because of the reassuring presence of a…
Build to Innovate – public sector professionals invited to new Public Buildings Framework launch webinarPublic sector procurement experts LHC London and South East will be hosting a free webinar on 16 November, 10am – 11am about their latest Public Buildings Construction and Infrastructure (PB3) Framework.
The £1.6 billion framework will help local authorities, social landlords…
Proposal to convert former DWP Job Centre office block in Glasgow’s Bridgeton to 49 private rental flats finally gets green light from city’s plannersA project to convert a former Department of Work and Pensions Job Centre building in Bridgeton’s Muslin Street into 49 new homes for private rental has finally been given the go-ahead by Glasgow City Council following a planning…
A project to convert a former Department of Work and Pensions Job Centre building in Bridgeton’s Muslin Street into 49 new homes for private rental has finally been given the go-ahead by Glasgow City Council following a planning review. Glasgow-based Spectrum Properties first submitted plans last year to turn the property, which was closed by the UK Government in 2018, into 39 one-bedroom and ten two-bedroom flats, but they were rejected. Family-owned Spectrum Properties acquired the property in April 202 after it was marketed by property agents, Savills. Initially, its change of use planning application for 49 dwellings was rejected by the planning authorities. The company had argued that the plans would provide a “sustainable re-use of a redundant buildingâ…