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03 November 2020

• How Durable Are Air Conditioning Guards?

  Air conditioning guards are made to protect air conditioning units from damage and corrosion to ultimately increase their longevity and durability.

• Communic8 New Line of Radios with a Range of Push to Talk over Cellular Radios

  The latest technology in the world of two way radio is push to talk over cellular.

02 November 2020

• Charpak provide “Second Wave” protection for NHS staff and Key Workers

  Charpak, are pleased to announce the launch of their PPE Face Visor Kits to protect NHS staff, Health Workers and Key Workers across the country.

21 October 2020

• ISO 17025 accredited test equipment from TSI Instruments

  TSI and Airflow ventilation test instruments are now ISO 17025 accredited

• Giganet Launches Full Fibre Home Broadband to 3 Million Premises

  UK ISP Giganet has launched full fibre home broadband to 3 million premises across the country.

19 October 2020

• SBID International Design Awards

  Signs of the Times Ltd client, Pippa Paton Design, is finalist in the 2020 SBID International Design Awards for the 6th successive year.

• What SECR means for your supply chain

  If your business has turnover above £36 million, or you have more than 250 employees, you probably already know that the law requires that you declare your carbon emissions as part of your annual report. This is called SECR, which stands for Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting.

• Cruciform Building, UCL, London

  The Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research is located inside the Cruciform Building at University College London.

• Low Cost Energy Audits

  Colin Lillicrap Associates is offering low cost energy audits to inform companies about their energy consumption under the new working environment created by the coronavirus pandemic.

• Women in construction – Dekko strive for more gender equality in the workplace

  The construction industry is a notoriously male-dominated sector. The latest figures show that in 2019, only 13% of construction roles were filled by women.