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  1. Ellesmere Port plumbing project "well under way"

    Ellesmere Port plumbing project "well under way"

    Those searching for plumbing training courses on the internet might be intrigued to read that a joint scheme between United Utilities and National Grid to deliver water and gas improvements to Ellesmere Port is reported to be progressing well. Contractor Balfour Beatty is working in partnership with the two companies and they have almost completed […]

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  2. Telegraph journalist takes plumbing course

    Telegraph journalist takes plumbing course

    Many people could benefit from plumbing courses whether professional or amateur. Now, a journalist for the Daily Telegraph has noted that taking a plumbing course has given her more confidence. Tal Gottesman, writing for the publication, said that prior to her plumbing training she did not know how to change a washer. "But fast forward […]

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  3. Plumbing courses an option after GCSEs

    Plumbing courses an option after GCSEs

    Although many may be considering college now that their GCSE results are in, an expert is urging others to consider other options, such as plumbing training. Charlie Mullins, managing director of Pimlico Plumbers, has asked people to consider the trade. "Good university degrees are fine, but it’s going to be increasingly difficult for many youngsters […]

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  4. Pensioner plumber keeps working despite heart attack

    Pensioner plumber keeps working despite heart attack

    A heart attack may put some people off work, but not 74-year old Len Fitt. Mr Fitt put his plumbing training to good use despite a cardiac arrest and waiting for a quadruple heart bypass, the Maidenhead Advertiser reported. He decided to continue with his work at the Holyport Youth Club building as he said […]

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  5. FMB criticises building upturn stats

    FMB criticises building upturn stats

    The suggestion that there has been an upturn in the amount of new builds being created has been criticised by the Federation of Master Builders. Brian Berry, director of external affairs at the group said that there was a "fundamental problem" in that there were not enough houses being constructed to deal with the figure […]

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  6. Good progress made on Olympic Park site

    Good progress made on Olympic Park site

    The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has said that good progress is being made on the Olympic Park site in east London. New infrastructure is being placed on the site in a move that will benefit the area long after the games are finished. Simon Wright, the ODA director of infrastructure and utilities, said: "As the […]

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  7. Battersea Dogs Home to get new shelter

    Battersea Dogs Home to get new shelter

    John Sisk & Son has been announced as the construction company that is to build a new animal shelter in London. A new and sustainable cattery is to be built costing £3.9 million at the famous Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, with 83 pens as well as a reception, waiting area and meeting rooms. Mike […]

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  8. Scottish school building plumbing causes havoc

    Scottish school building plumbing causes havoc

    Professionals with plumbing training may need to be called into a school in Scotland. According to the Sun, a new £30 million school in Livingston is to be delayed because of flooding filling the art and computer classrooms. A source told the red top: “The fire alarm was set off when water poured out of […]

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  9. Olympics plumbing job awarded

    Olympics plumbing job awarded

    Plumbing jobs could be on the increase in east London, with the announcement of the Olympic village plumbers contract being awarded. Mears has been selected to fit out the 2012 Olympic village in Stratford, worth £9 million. A total of 300 flats need to be fitted with plumbing systems. According to the London Evening standard, […]

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  10. Plumbing courses could help homeowners add value

    Plumbing courses could help homeowners add value

    The recession has had an effect on many people, with homeowners seeing the most problems. For people that cannot afford to make significant green changes, Andrew Leech, director of the National Home Improvement Council, has suggested that insulation could be a cheap way around it. "One thing we would urge people to do if they […]

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  11. Expert urges boiler servicing in summer

    Expert urges boiler servicing in summer

    Now is a good time for boilers to be serviced. That is the opinion of David Holmes, founder of Boilerguide, who said that despite it still being summer it is a good idea to check that systems are still working now before the cold begins to bite. "Boilers should be serviced every year so why […]

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  12. Underfloor heating suggested for new homes

    Underfloor heating suggested for new homes

    Any homeowners that are considering building their own property should give thought to underfloor heating. Boilerguide has urged homeowners to consider the system as a cost-effective alternative. David Holmes, founder of Boilerguide, said that underfloor heating was a good way of “economising a property whilst also adding value to it”. He added: “Underfloor heating can […]

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