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How long does it take to break a habit?
During difficult times it seems easier to ''just get on with it'', trying to adjust to accommodate the way we always did things. But last year has taught everyone to adapt, which inevitably led to embracing changes.
‘Be Distinct’ with new Contrast Towel Warmer
The industrial look of Contrast brings a distinct element to redundant interior walls and is a rich source of inspiration.
Hardies appoints Head of Energy to its Glasgow office
With ever-tighter regulations in relation to the energy performance of properties, Mr O’Neill joins the firm’s dedicated nationwide Energy Service providing expert advice to property owners, occupiers, landlords, lenders and investors.
Sovereign supports more than 1,000 people with employment and training advice
As the world tentatively returns to normal, Sovereign Housing Association wants to lend even more support to those in their communities seeking employment or training offers.
JCB's pothole fixer proves its worth on M6 fast lane night shift
JCB’s brand new pothole fixer put in a night shift on the fast lane of the M6 – mending road defects in double quick time.
Seamtec® by Wharf Worktops - Designed for Modern Life
Wharf Worktops is reported to be meeting rising demand for resilient and lifestyle-oriented home interiors by focussing on its unique patent pending Seamtec product strengthening technology to ensure customers can buy with confidence when updating the home.
Material delays pose threat to building growth
Timber, roof tiles and roofing membranes are proving pricier and harder to source with longer lead times threatening construction output…
SME builders give thumbs up to £150m to kickstart ‘made to order’ homes
Smaller builders could benefit from a £150m ‘help to build' fund to make it easier for people to commission a bespoke home.
George Clarke launches Gravity design competition for students in Somerset
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke is teaming up with Gravity, a project to create the UK’s first smart campus and community in Sedgemoor, Somerset, to launch a design competition that aims to encourage local students to get involved with the landmark scheme.
UK must have a plan to reach tough new carbon emission goals
Pressure is mounting on the government to come up with a water-tight strategy to meet ambitious new carbon-cutting targets, argues the construction industry.