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Hundreds of thousands relieved as meter switch-off delayed
Hundreds of thousands of households across the UK can breathe a sigh of relief after the government announced a delay to the planned shutdown of older electricity meters, averting a potential crisis in heating and hot water access. The government has confirmed that the planned 30 June switch-off of the Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) to…
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Rental Power Generation Report 2025: Q&A with Dylan Rewoldt of Vanguard
Dylan Rewoldt, director of sales at Vanguard Commercial Engines, shares his insight into the world of small engines of equipment rental. Rental connected with Rewoldt over email in May 2025. Q. What is the state of small engines in this country? How has California’s ban on small engines affected the industry? Dylan RewoldtVanguard Commercial EnginesWhile…
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Report slams historic mishandling of HS2 as more delays announced
A new report has criticised what transport secretary Heidi Alexander has called a “litany of failure” at HS2. The Stewart Review into the megaproject flags historic mishandling, lack of ministerial oversight and scrutiny, inadequate control of the project by HS2 Ltd and a lack of effective incentives with the supply chain that will result in taxpayers paying billions…
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Campaign highlights pension risk for construction employers
“In sectors, like the construction industry, where employers are likely to hire seasonal staff, eligible workers may be at a greater risk of not getting what they are owed,” Patel added. “If you’re not sure of your [automatic enrolment] duties, check up on them. Don’t risk a fine.” View the original article and our Inspiration…
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Inquiry launched into Building Safety Regulator delays
The House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee has issued a call for evidence for its short inquiry into the Building Safety Regulator. The inquiry will focus on reports of delays to approvals by the regulator for new high-rise buildings and maintenance of existing buildings. Gateway 2 approvals, which should be taking 12 weeks for…
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Critics Deemed Them “The Most Miraculous Works of Modern Art America Has Produced” – So Why Aren’t The Artists a Household Name?
First off Happy Juneteenth, everyone! It’s so important to recognize these extremely important days in our country’s history and also not forget how everyone’s rights were not given but instead fought hard for. So to honor this day of black American liberation, we wanted to repost what most have said is one of their top…
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Microcement bathrooms: the seamless surface finish you need
Although the thought of a microcement bathroom may feel hard and unforgiving, the reality is it’s far from the truth. Offering a smooth and seamless finish to…well…every single surface in your bathroom, fans of the finish say it’s the perfect solution to grimy grout and uneven tiles. Of course, when something seems too good to…
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120ft mast plan accused of using ‘sneaky’ approval route
A towering 120-foot phone mast is set to rise near homes in Norfolk, and critics say it is being rushed through without proper planning checks. Local politicians warn the potentially massive structure, planned near Wootton Road in a play area, is too big to slip through the permitted development process and should require planning permission…
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Why Every Home Needs Radon Testing
Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that poses a significant health risk. It occurs naturally in the environment and weaves into households without our knowledge. Radon testing is a must for protecting families from harm. This post will discuss why every home should be tested for radon. What Is Radon? Radon is a radioactive gas that arises…
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Why Small Businesses Need Network Security Services
In today’s hyper-connected world, businesses rely heavily on digital networks to manage daily operations, communicate with customers, and store critical information. Almost all aspects of modern business rely on secure digital infrastructure, from emails and file sharing to cloud-based applications and remote access tools. However, this dependence increases the risk. Cyberattacks, data breaches, phishing scams,…