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Courtesy of Bristol City Council. The award will be used to improve existing connections on the Redcliffe and Old Market sections of the heat network, allowing Bristol City Council to disconnect the hot water system at its Temple Street offices from the existing gas boiler and replace it with a more efficient system. The money will also fund the replacement of existing gas boilers with low or zero carbon heat sources, allowing rapid growth in the numbers of buildings connected to Bristol’s ...

Whilst not currently common in the UK it is estimated that over 250 million such devices have been successfully installed throughout Europe – indeed ista patented their first such solution in 1924!  Therefore on the face of it the updated Regulations seem like a burden the industry could do without, but the potential to contribute positively to the environment and save much needed costs for Consumers mark this change out to be a great Opportunity rather than a Risk.  In addi...

Neil Tague Oldham’s Town Deal Board has submitted plans to secure support from the £3.6bn Towns Fund, with a focus on five capital projects. The list is headed by a £16m plan for new events space for organisations including Oldham Coliseum, for which a £27m new theatre plan had previously been advanced before being ditched in 2018. Of the other projects, two involve the repurposing of space at the Spindles shopping centre, which was acquired by the council in October for an undisclosed sum...

Multi-million pound Town Investment Plan submitted in bid to boost Oldham town centre regeneration Date published: 14 December 2020 The Oldham Town Deal Board, made up of representatives from across the public and private sectors, has developed the Town Investment Plan Oldham Town Deal Board has submitted plans to secure £41m funding as part of the Government’s Towns Fund as council leader Sean Fielding aims to level up the Borough. The Board, made up of representatives from across ...