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energy efficiency works

LHC launches procurement guide for energy efficiency works

LHC has launched a new guide for local authorities, housing associations and other registered providers that are looking to procure energy efficiency works.

How insulated membranes can help eliminate thermal bridging

Architect Thomas Wiedmer, UK and Ireland technical director at pan-European insulation specialist Actis, explains why it’s a good idea to use a vapour control layer when embarking on a new build or refurb and what to look for when choosing a breather membrane.
UK SIPS,

All set for take-off as Hemsec helps to grow the UK...

One of the UK’s largest – and the longest-standing – insulated panel manufacturers sets ambitious plans for growth with new team members.
Energy saving homes

£526m energy saving to improve UK’s poorest performing homes

The allocation of £50m towards reducing carbon emissions in 50,000 social housing and low-income households across England and Scotland has been welcomed by Actis.
Homes England modular homes

Joint venture delivers first modular homes in Northstowe

A joint venture between the government’s Homes England, Sekisui House and Urban Splash has delivered the first modular homes at the new town of Northstowe.
Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy

£1bn to drive down emissions from industry and public buildings

Over £1bn has been allocated to drive down emissions from industry and public buildings like schools, hospitals and council buildings, as part of the Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy.
fabric first,

“Fabric First” and the consequences for social homes in the North

To help development directors plot their strategy to net zero, Gary Cawley, director of North & Central England at CPC, sets out the essentials that every social housing client needs to know today.
Willmott Dixon Retirement village

Willmott Dixon to develop £120m net-zero retirement village

Willmott Dixon has secured Millfield Green, a net-zero carbon project that will see the construction of a new retirement village in Caddington, Bedfordshire.
green homes grant scheme

£2.6m boost for ‘Bright Green Homes’ in Bristol

Bristol residents could receive financial help to have energy saving measures installed in their homes after the city was awarded nearly £3m to create a local version of the Green Homes Grant scheme.

Graham to adopt Passivhaus standard

Graham has commenced the journey towards the widespread adoption and implementation of the Passivhaus standard and methodology.
Cheshire, housing, green homes

Cheshire West and Chester Council secures Green Homes Grant

Cheshire West and Chester Council has secured over £500,000 in funding to install energy efficient measures to some of the borough's most inefficient homes.
Secondary glazing, selectaglaze,

Wedding ceremonies made more peaceful with secondary glazing

Wedding ceremonies have been made peaceful in a Grade II and II* Listed Town Hall following acoustic adaptations by Selectaglaze to block noise from Reading town centre.
energy efficiency of council housing

Leeds invests £100m to improve energy efficiency of council housing

Leeds City Council is set to invest £100m on measures to improve the energy efficiency of council housing by 2050.
air quality, southwark, climate emergency

Southwark Council commits £101m to tackle climate emergency

Southwark Council backs its commitment to the Climate Emergency and environmental sustainability with a commitment of £101m in funding.

Actis sales rise as roofing industry reports rising workload

Demand for Actis insulation has been at an all-time high during the first two months of 2021 with a massive rise in demand for products from roofing contractors.
SAP training, LABC roadshow,

Actis to present SAP training course at LABC roadshows

Insulation specialist Actis will be presenting its popular SAP training sessions at two LABC virtual roadshows next month.
training course, performance gap,

RIBA approval sees record numbers book Actis online CPD

Record numbers of people have been booking places on a CPD created by insulation specialist Actis since it became a RIBA-approved training course at the end of 2020.
Rainscreen cladding

Rainscreen cladding: General cladding requirements

Premier Guarantee offers technical guidance on the general requirements for rainscreen cladding.

Roofers concerned about material shortages, data shows

When asked to rank their top three concerns for 2021, almost half of roofing and cladding contractors (48%) put material shortages at the top of the list, according to the State of the Roofing Industry Survey, by Glenigan for NFRC.
secondary glazing

Secondary glazing solutions for baby’s comfort in North London home

The installation of secondary glazing to patio doors in a suburban home in Cockfosters, North London makes a living room comfier for a couple’s young child.
Sustainability, built environment,

Sustainability in the built environment: More than meets the eye

It’s been a slow, but significant shift in perception, outlook and activity, but there’s no doubt the last decade has seen sustainability gradually rise up the agenda to become a priority for UK’s built environment professionals. Chris Stanley, housing manager at Modern Masonry explains more.
Construction regulator, Grenfell Inquiry

Roundtable: New national construction regulator launched

The government has launched a new national construction regulator to ensure safe building materials are used in new homes following “deeply disturbing allegations of malpractice” by some construction product manufacturers at the Grenfell Inquiry.
energy modelling, ESG,

Energy modelling for low carbon buildings 

Hollis has seen a significant increase in the number of developers requesting advice on ESG implementation, this is likely to continue as we see governments introducing post-pandemic green recovery plans. Richard Masters and Katherine Beisler at Hollis explain more.
Time for Timber, Construction industry

Now is the time for timber: Looking ahead to 2021

With current events moving so rapidly, it’s hard to make predictions about what the future holds for the construction industry. Nevertheless, Andrew Orriss from the Structural Timber Association gives his views on the key priorities for the timber and MMC sectors in the coming months.
NHBC Accepts

Scotframe earns ‘NHBC Accepts’ assurance mark

Scotframe has become one of the first timber frame specialists in the UK to secure the NHBC Accepts mark for its Valutherm PLUS build system.
Insulation

Actis Hybrid range proves quick, clean and easy to use

Builders and specifiers love the speed, ease and cleanliness of Actis’ thermally superb insulation.