Trading on trust
Skills shortages and lack of regulation have given rise to cowboy traders. Is licensing the only solution?
How can buildings protect human health?
With COVID-19 shining a spotlight on the transmission of viruses, focusing on human health inside buildings will play a vital role in keeping UK businesses running
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Power to the people
Low-carbon heating can work in district schemes, as Kensa Contracting and social housing provider Stonewater have demonstrated
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Get the most out of central heating
Help your customers get the most out of their current central heating system with these simple tips
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Obituary: Ben Bradshaw
Former CIPHE President and area co-ordinator for the South West, Ben Bradshaw, has died
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Can we roll out low-carbon heating on a mass scale?
Mass rollout of domestic low-carbon heating will be crucial to reach net zero by 2050. Can we do it?
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Breath of fresh air
With rising temperatures and well insulated buildings, improved ventilation and air conditioning systems will be critical for better indoor air quality (IAQ)
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Bath Abbey: Moving Heaven and Earth
Urgent work to repair Bath Abbey’s historic floor created the chance to install a low-carbon heating system using the city’s hot spring water
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Wellbeing: Should plumbers still wear PPE?
Heating and plumbing engeiners have a dty of care towards their clients, so it’s important they minimise any risks
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Taking stock: Supply chain issues in plumbing and heating
With demand outstripping supply and prices soaring there is a strong feeling of unrest amongst heating and plumbing engineers
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