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08 April 2011

• Curved Odyssey leads crusade to keeps student rooms tidy

  Regular user of Marshall-Tufflex cable management systems, The University of Warwick Estates Office, opted for the manufacturer’s all-curved profile Odyssey trunking system for electrical upgrades to 769 student rooms within 12 separate blocks of student halls of residence because of its sleek lines and impossibility to clutter.

• Endress+Hauser makes energy metering easy

  Two new EngyCal® energy managers from Endress+Hauser, provide highly accurate recording and billing information for steam mass, energy flow and heating and cooling in liquid heat transfer systems. For a simple, scalable automatic meter reading solution in energy monitoring applications, EngyCal® is the answer!

• Walkway Canopy completed at College

  Canopies UK have recently completed installation of a walkway canopy at Collingwood College.

07 April 2011

• Kevin Murphy Body.Builder

  Volumising mousse “It’s cool to be prim!”

• i-salon™ offers free iPad 2 to all new customers

  For a limited time, when you choose the UK’s number 1 salon computer system, you will receive the very latest gadget from Apple – the iPad 2.

• Sports Facility Construction Exhibition and Seminars

  Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility, Nr Motherwell, Scotland Tuesday 12 April 2011

• iiaa Expands Environ Training Programme

  The International Institute for Anti-Ageing (iiaa) has changed the format of its Environ Skin Care foundation training programme to allow even more time for therapists to confidently put into practice what they learn.

• Spring Clean your Powered Access Training

  The start of the financial New Year is an ideal time to review your workforce's work at height training requirements, particularly in respect to their powered access.

• Intense Air curtains at New St Barnabas

  JS Air Curtains has supplied four designer air curtains to the recently opened St Barnabas House hospice in Worthing.

• Putting infection prevention and control at the top of the agenda.

  In today's health and care climate, the prevention of cross-infection must remain a key priority.