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Builders have been warned to prioritise electrical safety after data has shown the scale of cable-damage incidents linked with building work. The data

The new strategy - which sets out plans to boost nuclear energy, while also investing in wind, solar and hydrogen - comes as a result of rising global

An apprentice electrician from Longford, is a step closer to winning the ultimate title of Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2022. David Mulleady, (23), who is studying...

The UK will expand hydrogen production and invest £30m in heat pump manufacture as part of a new Energy Security Strategy that omits any fresh funding for

Master Builders Australia has urged Labor not to abolish the construction watchdog, warning it will amount to “economic self-harm”.

The price of an extension, kitchen revamp or loft conversion spiralled during the pandemic, but the war in Ukraine has compounded existing problems in the building trade.

National final to be held in April

Austin Macnutt will sign on with Fenders Custom Shop cohort, while Pat Campolattano joins the Jackson team

A NORTH Wales firm are benefitting from the Government’s new cuts to VAT on renewable energy sources.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak took the House of Commons limelight once again yesterday to present the annual Spring Statement. The Spring Statement may be