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A Plymouth-based gas fitter and his employee, have been prosecuted after carrying out gas work illegally, endangering the life of a homeowner.

The female boss of a plumbing firm has lent her support to the call to entice more females into the plumbing profession.

The NICEIC and ELECSA have confirmed that they will not be running the Third Party Inspection scheme due to safety fears.

A new range of chemicals has been developed to enable stronger, single dose protection for the vast majority of the UK’s central heating systems.

A former ship’s captain has shown of his collection of historic memorabilia from his days working on the high seas.

Tradesmen across the country will be interested to learn that the UK construction sector is still on the up, despite a fall in February.

A Chesterfield plumber has been jailed after carrying out illegal gas work in a residential home.

The opening of a new health centre in Chipping Norton has paved the way for a host of new opportunities for tradesmen, including electricians and plumbers.

A female plumber has started her own business in Biggleswade and has said that she looks forward to breaking down the gender divide in a male-dominated industry.

A gas fitter has been jailed for two years after admitting causing the deaths of two young men as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning.

An unregistered gas fitter carried out work at 40 homes in Appleby-in-Westmorland, despite it being illegal to do so.

The Government’s new self-building scheme looks set to open up numerous opportunities for tradesmen across the country.