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18 November 2019

• Stunning Mill House Extension in Cornwall

  This old Mill House in Cornwall has undergone a huge conversion and extension to become a luxurious five-bedroom home, protected by the failsafe Newton CDM System.

14 November 2019

• Working at Height Regulations

  Do you know the Working at Height Regulations

• AFI becomes Film & TV’s 'Albert Sustainable Production' recommended Supplier

  The AFI group of companies has become a recommended supplier to the UK Production & Broadcasting Industry by the prestigious BAFTA Albert Consortium.

• Brexit-Proof: 7 Tips to Help Your Construction Company

  Brexit is a hot topic at the moment and construction companies across the UK are feeling the effect of the uncertainty. We are taking a look at the ways in which you can help your company during these times. Read on to find out more.

07 November 2019

• What is Radon and how can we protect our homes?

  Radon occurs naturally in the environment.

06 November 2019

• PO Na Na

  Vaults are a common feature of 18th and 19th century buildings in Bath.

05 November 2019

• Another Star Newtonite Gains CSSW Qualification

  Vince Tansey, Business Development Manager and new addition to the Newton family, has recently gained the highly desirable CSSW qualification from the leading training provider in the UK, the Property Care Association (PCA).

• Luxury New Hillside Home, North London

  Waterproofing an impressive glass-fronted hillside house

28 October 2019

• Noise Measurement made easy

  Pulsar Instruments, who are celebrating 50 years as noise measurement experts this year, have specially designed a sound level meter – the Pulsar Nova - so that Health and Safety practitioners can easily meet the needs of the Noise at Work Regulations 2005.

• Hand-Arm Vibration measurement - You MUST know your numbers

  Measuring an individuals’ exposure to vibration has never been more important as despite the Control of Vibration at Work legislation being in force since 2005, the reported incidences of HAVS and the number of fines issued (and cost!) has increased.