Entries by Lyn

Nuclear Power Stations May be scaled up to help UK energy

The UK could massively scale up its nuclear power capability by 2050 – with new stations having far greater capacity, it is understood. The Business Secretary has suggested six or seven new sites could be in operation by that point, with all but one of Britain’s existing plants set to be decommissioned by 2030. The […]

F.H. Brundle take Locinox range to the next level

Respected gate hardware supplier F.H. Brundle have expanded their range with the new Locinox locks and closers, making them the UK’s go-to provider of quality Locinox products from stock.           The Excentro hinge set can be adjusted for slopes of anything from 2 to 35 degrees and is suitable for left […]

Schüco to present Dublin’s first Zak World of Façades

Schüco is proud to be the presenting partner at the 88th Zak World of Façades on 6 April at The Convention Centre in Dublin, Ireland. The international conference series on façade and design engineering takes place in over 30 countries across the globe, with this being the first edition hosted in Dublin.   The event […]

JOHNSON AND SUNAK – NUCLEAR STAND OFF

A stand-off between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak over the expansion of nuclear energy is behind the latest delay to the Government’s long-anticipated energy security strategy. The Prime Minister is pushing for between six and seven new large nuclear power stations of a similar size to Hinkley Point C to be built by 2050, as […]

Target Windows – a caring company

CHARITY SUPPORT FOR ANTHONY LOCKLEY Stoke-on-Trent based company Target Windows has pledged charity support for friend Anthony Lockley, who was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) at the end of 2021. Target Windows is part of a group aiming to fundraise £1,500 to support Anthony and his family. All of the funds raised will go […]

The country is not ready for the impact of climate change

Flood resistant homes in the Netherlands With flooding once again striking many parts of Britain, with thousands of homes and businesses at risk following the latest storms, Justin Meredith, MD of Floodline Consulting, believes the current planning permission policy is fundamentally flawed, and is preventing the construction of flood-resistant homes.  He comments: “If Noah were […]

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We must upgrade our existing built environment

Did you know that 80% of the homes that people will inhabit in 2050 already built and up to 75% of today’s buildings likely to still be in use by 2050? These statistics alone indicate the importance of retrofit in delivering a healthy and vibrant built environment fit for the future. Buildingspecifier.com Editor Joe Bradbury investigates: As carbon […]