Kiplin Hall and Gardens viewed from above, with the large lake behind the hall Picture: @biggerladderphotography A 400-YEAR-OLD visitor atraction is undergoing some very modern developments. Winter work at Kiplin Hall house and gardens, between Richmond and Northallerton, has included the extension of the estate’s ground source heating system, to include cottages on the estate. The pipes for the system, which works by harnessing heat from underground, rather than burning fuel, lie beneath the lake in the grounds, working happily alongside the wildife.
Diggers on site at Kiplin Hall over the winter months extending the renewable heating system The museum and gardens are run by an independent charity supported by a small team of staff and a band of volunteers, and being ecologically conscious is an important aspect of the long-term running of the hall and gardens.
Bradfords Building Supplies sets out its 2021 sustainability agenda 12 January, 2021 SHARE Bradfords Building Supplies, the number one independent builders’ merchant in the South West, has kicked off the new year with the opening of a new branch in Glastonbury, which includes one of the first Sustainable Home Centre showrooms in the UK.
The launch of the new branch is representative of the builders’ merchants’ commitment to sustainability for 2021 and beyond.
Bradfords’ in-branch Sustainable Home Centre has been created in collaboration with Renewable Equipment Solutions, a local Somerset provider of sustainable energy efficient heating and ventilation solutions. From live heat pumps and underfloor heating, to solar panels and vehicle charging points, the centre will showcase sustainable solutions for domestic dwellings available on the market.
Changes to the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) schemes
Changes to the RHI schemes to ensure a smooth transition to successor schemes, respond to the pandemic, and make minor changes to the domestic scheme.
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