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Government needs to encourage homebuilding »
By Brian de Selby
The government needs to encourage more homebuilding to prevent another house price boom in the future, it has been claimed.
Insulate your home , owners urged »
Handymen and tradesmen could find a boost in insulation installation work following a recommendation by the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC).
Tradesmen to help traders in Ludlow Market »
By Charles Murphy
Qualified tradesmen in Ludlow will be giving the town's market a major makeover by the end of the year after the town council placed an order to build new stalls by the winter.
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Green investment will create trades jobs »
By Susie Cho
Government investment in green technology could open up thousands of new jobs for plumbers, electricians and other qualified tradesmen, according to the Trades Union Congress (TUC).
New Manchester building firm launched »
By Susie Cho
A government-backed scheme has helped a Merseyside-based building contractor to open a new office in Greater Manchester, providing more jobs for qualified tradespeople.
Jersey plumber s achievements recognised »
A qualified plumber from Jersey has come in for a lifetime achievement award for his services to the construction industry.
Plumbing firm takes action over swine flu »
London's largest plumbing firm is taking drastic action to ensure the safety of its workers after the outbreak of swine flu.
Refurb project gives Keats House a facelift »
Tradesmen have helped to restore the London home of one of England's greatest poets to its former glory.
Plumber speaks out on retirement age »
The managing director of one of London's most successful plumbing firms has spoken out in favour of government moves which may see the scrapping of the retirement age.
Conservatories need the right heating system »
Householders who hire a tradesmen to undertake a new conservatory or extension may need to be reminded about the need to install the correct plumbing and heating systems.
Cash-back scheme could see more eco-upgrades installed »
Qualified tradespeople such as plumbers and electricians may soon be asked to install energy-efficiency measures in people's homes after the government planned a consultation on a new cash-back scheme.
