All Building articles in Archive Titles – Page 692
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Archive TitlesAnglians £4m factory for newbuild
Anglian Windows Group – still Britain’s largest and best known manufacturer and installer of PVC-U windows, doors and conservatories – has invested £4 million in a new facility specially dedicated to the newbuild market.
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Coldseal finally closes, HW loses 3% turnover
Coldseal, one of the UK’s leading manufacturing and installing replacement window and door companies, has ceased trading. The latest in a series of liquidations over the years appears to have resulted in the end of the Coldseal name, established since 1979, and the loss of 150 jobs at the Alfreton ...
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New events for 25th Glassex
Glassex will celebrate its Silver Anniversary by offering an array of events, competitions, business seminars and of course, more than 150 of the glazing industry’s top suppliers, in the most comprehensive programme ever seen at the event.
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Ultraframe streamlining leaves 14 casualties
Ultraframe announced on 18th October that it was undertaking an operational review of its business processes and structure. This review was due to the changing market conditions that the company is facing and the need to restructure the organisation to make it more responsive to customers and market needs.
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Archive Titles1279 myths de-mystified: Ulmke man explodes the myths of new sealed unit standard
It just takes a bit of time, thought and imagination to develop a factory method for EN 1279 compliance, says Stuart Hawker, Product Manager for Ulmke Metals
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Archive TitlesMy first boss
Steve Smith tells Eleanor Snow about a housing aid centre boss who believed in teamworkWhat was the jobHousing adviser in a housing aid centre. Who was the boss?John Mitchelson. He also promoted me and managed me when I was homelessness manager in the centre.Any bad memories?I can’t remember any bad ...
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Archive TitlesWatching the wheels
As auto-dealerships face increasing security risks and rising insurance premiums, many are looking towards CCTV solutions as a means of controlling risk. RemGuard Visual Management technical engineer Andy Saile looks at the impact for installers
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Archive TitlesSporting triumph
Nearly 700 guests celebrated the best in security – and England’s sporting successes – at the industry’s most glittering awards event
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Archive TitlesRestoration tragedy
It’s not only decrepit housing that’s being cleared in the pathfinders. Kate Freeman reports on the human side of the demolitions.
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Archive TitlesMonitoring the situation
A CCTV system can’t reach its full potential without the assistance of a quality monitor. These are some of the latest releases...
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A leg up
London charity Thames Reach Bondway has launched a shoe-shining business employing homeless and former homeless people, including Andrew.
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No laughing matter
Your contributor Jeremy Hardy is described as a comedian and broadcaster.
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Landlord profile
Does the coming together of Anglia and Circle 33 herald the dawn of the super-merger?
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Kids at risk
This poster was used to launch a Children’s Society campaign calling for a national network of safe accommodation for runaways.
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State of the Industry
The UK market for CCTV saw a 17 per cent increase between 2000 and 2003 taking its overall value to £246 million, according to the latest report on the industry. A further five per cent increase in the market value will occur in 2004, says the MSI Database report which ...
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Walsall’s improving
I was pleased to see your West Midlands Regional Focus and the recognition of the importance of genuine partnership working across organisations and across local authority boundaries.
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Securex proves a great success
After another successful run at Earls Court 2, Securex proved itself as the front running security event for London and the southeast, with busy aisles and positive exhibitor feedback, say organisers CMPi.A number of exhibiting companies have already reported “huge” successes as a direct result of exhibiting, the organisers say.Cambridge-based ...
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Archive TitlesPolice go for IP solution
When they were looking for an innovative solution to the challenges posed by centralisation of their CCTV operations, the Thames Valley Police force decided an IP-based system was the way to go...
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GHA unveils Irwell Valley-style rewards scheme
Glasgow Housing Association has followed Irwell Valley Housing Association’s lead by setting up a tenants’ incentive and reward programme.