The UK climate isn't kind to roofing materials with constant rain, sudden temperature changes, strong winds and limited sunlight often rapidly exposing weaknesses in poorly-chosen sheets.
Established in 1882, the family-owned Barkers Department Store in the market town of Northallerton in Hambleton, North Yorkshire, England, offers a fascinating history having expanded by buying out neighbouring properties.
Electricity network provider Northern Powergrid takes a look at the cost of rapid electric vehicle charging following recent suggesting prices in the United Kingdom soared by 21 per
Johnson Controls has partnered with Hounslow Council in West London to decarbonise schools and public buildings following its acquisition of specialist energy reduction solutions provider Asset+ in May.
David Lloyd, General Manager of Connected Energy Performance at Johnson Controls, finds a clear call for businesses to act on energy efficiency in the UK Chancellor's Autumn Budget announ
To mark Living Wage Week in the United Kingdom, the British Cleaning Council (BCC) is renewing calls for cleaning and hygiene sector businesses to pay the real Living Wage - a voluntary salary scale tha
Dyl Kurpil, managing director of District Enforcement, explains why councils and fast-food restaurants are relying on littering heat maps as the UK adapts to new government guidance.
Bin collection in Rochford won't look the same for at least the next eight years following the delivery of a new refuse collection fleet as part of a waste and street cleansing partnership launched between Rochford District Council and Norse Group in July.
According to a new survey of 133 schools across the United Kingdom, three-in-five teachers believe there is a link between indoor air quality and student health, with as many believing poor air quality is aggravating asthma and other lung conditions.
Karen Trigg explains why ongoing assessments and maintenance periods in schools are essential requirements of the UK's fire safety regulations. The UK Fire Service is called out to extinguish fires in approximately 1,500 UK schools per year. Each year, these incidents - regardless of magnitude - dis
