Reeves’ Revenue Raid: How The Autumn Budget 2025 Will Hit the UK Fenestration Sector
Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered the largest tax-raising Budget since the early 1990s, with measures expected to raise £26.1 billion a year by the end of the decade. According [...]
Proving U-Value Compliance Is Going To Be Huge
As time goes on, the industry continues to digest [...]
Evoframes Pre-Pack Sale To Rooms & Views
We always knew 2024 was going to be another [...]
Profits In Line With Expectations At Eurocell
It is earnings season once again the fenestration sector [...]
Is Our Long-Distance Love Affair Over?
Bohle’s Managing Director Dave Broxton asks if our reliance [...]
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A L U M I N I U M
100% Recyclable Aluminium?
This is a guest article by CAB: A lot has been claimed about the benefits of aluminium by CAB and many other associations, but we should also ask: “Where [...]
G L A S S
Where’s The Glass?
Usually, there's not much discussion on a Friday night on twitter about our industry that is worth talking about. But when @glassmanjamie asked me if I knew of any specialist [...]
S P O N S O R N E W S
Morley Glass Renews Ambassador Sponsorship For 2022 National Fenestration Awards
This is a sponsored article by Morley Glass As [...]
BMBI Reveals Strong Builders’ Merchant November Sales
This is a sponsored article by The BMBI: The [...]
Endurance Are In Touch With Next Gen Door Designer
Endurance Doors have just unveiled their next-gen Touch Portal [...]
£10K Pledge To Support Mental Health In Construction
This is a sponsored article by QANW: QANW has [...]
Brisant-Secure Accredited By The Living Wage Foundation
This is a sponsored article by Brisant-Secure: Brisant-Secure pays [...]
D G B P A R T N E R S
>Is Wakefield Set To Boom?
>For those who aren't aware, the city of Wakefield has had a lot of money spent on it in the last few years.Our new Pinderfield's [...]
>’Profit’ Has Become A Dirty Word, But It Shouldn’t Be!
>Over the past few years, the word 'profit' seems to have been dragged through the mud a little bit.This is down to two things. The [...]
>Budget 2011
>For those who listened to this years Budget and are in business, it didn't sound too bad. Here are the main points from the Chancellor's [...]
>Hung Parliament
>We've woken up this morning to a result the opinion polls have said would happen since April 6th, a hung Parliament. What will happen now, [...]
>Could The General Election Affect Public Spending?
>Taxes have to be raised and public spending will have to be cut, but not before the result of the General Election is announced. So, [...]
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