Utilita Energy and Cheshire College South and West have today officially launched a new-style smart metering apprenticeship designed to overcome many of the communications issues engineers face during a smart meter installation. The apprenticeship has the capacity to deliver 1,000 new engineers annually to plug
Caremark Bromley, a local provider of home care, is thrilled to announce its victory at the prestigious Stars of Social Care Awards where it won the Best Franchisee Award. Surpassing nine other home care franchisees for the title, Caremark Bromley’s win was revealed at an
Can’t make it to this year’s sporting events in Paris? Fear not as TH@51 restaurant is serving up a taste of Paris with their brand-new Parisian-inspired weekend brunch menu, available from 26th July to coincide with the opening ceremony of the Paris Games. The unique
The new MP for Watford has said he has written to the Home Secretary following the triple murder in Bushey. Speaking to GB News, Matt Turmaine said: “It’s an absolutely tragic and horrific incident to have taken place. This is a residential part of Hertfordshire.
UK Power Networks is to invest more than £7 million in replacing 4.5 kilometres of underground cables between Sydenham Park and Churchfields Road in south London. The new 33,000-volt cables will be the latest design to maintain safe and reliable power supplies to customers in
The inaugural Planning Portal Market Index has found that more than a million homes granted planning permission since 2015 have not yet been built, equating to around a third of the total given the green light over the period. The figures cast doubt on the
Sixley, the SaaS recruitment platform that proactively engages and incentivises employees and their networks to share positions, recommend others or apply for roles, has been announced as the overall winner of the Britain’s Got Startups event series. Having attracted 322 applications, which resulted in 36
Responding to the Chancellor’s speech on housing and planning reform, London boroughs have welcomed the renewed focus on housebuilding. The announcements included investment in council planning officers, a new taskforce to accelerate stalled housing sites, and the restoration of mandatory housing targets. Boroughs have long
The Mayor of London’s City Hall developer should prioritise unlocking new sites for housing by bringing together land from across the city that will attract additional private sector investment. That’s according to the latest report from BusinessLDN, the capital’s leading campaign group, and PwC’s Real
Prospective buyers can now take a step inside Barratt London’s Bermondsey Heights to get a taste of what life could be like at the exciting Zone 2 development in south-east London. The developer has just launched a new show home which was inspired by the