APHC lauds abandoning of consequential improvement requirements
The APHC has welcomed the abandoning of plans to introduce consequential improvement requirements to Building Regulations.

The APHC has welcomed the abandoning of plans to introduce consequential improvement requirements to Building Regulations.

Young apprentice recognised for hard work.

Plumbing helps rugby star keep her feet on the ground

A former employee of energy efficiency company, eaga, set up her own female-focused plumbing business thanks to funding from her former employer’s charitable giving arm.

The successful training partnership between Able Skills and boiler manufacturer, Vokera, is providing a top-quality route to accreditation for boiler engineers.

The AA is considering training its roadside repair experts as plumbers, to allow them to provide emergency repair services to people’s homes as well.

High-profile London plumbing company, Pimlico Plumbers, is to create 30 new jobs.

Scottish Water is preparing an army of plumbing staff to make sure it can handle the effects of a harsh winter.

A Grimsby teenager has won a plumbing apprenticeship after mounting his ambitions to a placard and standing outside a plumbing supplies store.

Brits are failing to let their insurers know if they have made structural alterations to their home, new research from MoneySupermarket.com has revealed.

Plans for the future of the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) have been unveiled by the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC), spelling a new wave of opportunities for plumbers and gas fitters across the UK. The Domestic RHI will support the installation of ground and air source heat pumps, biomass boilers and solar […]

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that tradesmen such as plumbers, builders and carpenters are among those most likely to benefit from automatic enrolment into workplace pensions. The new system is being phased in starting from this October, and Pensions Minister, Steve Webb, MP, said that construction industries have historically had poor […]

