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‘Part P’ is a phrase often cited when it comes to the discussion of electrical work, but what does it actually entail?
Introduced by the Government in 2005, Part P of the Building Regulations i
Electrician courses group O3EB have just finished their 2nd week of the 7 week intensive course. During their second week the group spend a lot of time in the work bays where they carry out a number o
Following news of Unite's decision to report companies involved in BESNA on account of anti-competition law, Balfour Beatty Engineering Services, one of the largest parties involved, have now pulled o
In a bid to reach Government insulation targets, British Gas is now offering £50 to anyone who recommends a vulnerable family member, friend or neighhbour for free loft and cavity wall insulation. In
Watching last night's episode of Channel 4's hit television show Coppers, where police officers in the dog unit looked at their prospects when forced to leave after 30 years of service, the question m
Choosing a career is an invariably daunting prospect and evaluating the pros and cons of your possibilities can sometimes be a difficult task. Whether you're looking for something for the first time o
There are countless ways to save energy around the house, practices that will not only benefit the environment but also cut down the cost of your monthly bills. Here's a list of 10 of the simplest and
What is a Thermostatic Radiator Valve?
A thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) controls the temperature of a room by determining the flow of hot water to a radiator. Fitted to radiators on an individual
Unite, the second largest union in the UK, has reported a number of large contractors based on claims that they are "acting in an anti-competitive way to drive down the pay and conditions of their wor
UK consumers are set to pay an average 5.6% extra for their water bills in 2012-13 due to increases introduced by regulatory board Ofwat. The increase, which is based on a rise in the Retail Price Ind