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09 September 2016

• Street scheme in Harrow, Greater London

  Terrabound for pedestrian area at crossing of busy junction

• Axair Fans Increase Company Portfolio

  Axair Fans announce the addition of Axair Refrigeration To The Axair Group

• The Carrier Bag Charge: 6 months on

  The introduction of the 5p carrier bag charge in England back in October 2015 has affected millions – we’ve probably all visited a supermarket in that time, and either sighed at having to pay that bit extra on our bill, or sighed because we forgot to bring our resuable bags for life with us!

• What makes printed bags such effective marketing tools?

  They may be small, but printed bags are mighty too.

• How to choose a font that’s right for you

  Whether it’s to adorn your printed bags, to go on a stand out graphic or for your actual company logo, picking the right font to express what you’re trying to say can be tricky.

• Health and Safety Executive (HSE) launches Helping Great Britain work well strategy

  The HSE has launched its new strategy ‘Helping Great Britain Work Well’ and is urging leading industry figures and other key influences are being urged to have a say in shaping the future strategy for Great Britain’s health and safety system.

• BMF and NFRC announce strategic partnership

  The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) and the National Federation of Roofing Contractors (NFRC) have agreed a strategic partnership that will enhance the support both organisations offer their members.

• HSE launches survey on inspection of plant and equipment

  The HSE is reviewing the requirements in health and safety legislation for the inspection or thorough examination of work plant and equipment.

• Build UK members less confident after Brexit

  Results of the second State of Trade survey for 2016 from Build UK have indicated that while output from members rose before the EU referendum, there is uncertainty around future workloads following Brexit with labour supply remaining a key cause for concern.

• AIF announces conference date

  The Access Industry Forum (AIF), the forum for the leading trade associations and federations involved in work at height has announced details of its first national one-day conference.