Successful Lift Industry Charity Dinner Brings Sector Together and Raises £20,000
The lift industry came together this weekend for the annual Lift Industry Charity Dinner, an evening that combined networking, recognition, and fundraising. The event raised more than £20,000, highlighting the sector’s dedication to supporting worthy causes.
Lift Industry Mental Health Charter Raises £5,000 at Golf Day
The Lift Industry Mental Health Charter’s Golf Day brought together players, sponsors, and supporters for a fantastic day of sport, song, and community — raising over £20,000 to boost mental health awareness and support across the lift industry.
Year in, Year Out – 2023 in Review, and What’s in Store for 2024
As we look ahead to a New Year and all the exciting things 2024 has in store for us, we thought it would be a good time to recap on all the equally good things we achieved and experienced during 2023. From charity fundraisers and exam passes to births and surprise proposals, 2023 was most definitely a year to remember. Join us as we recount our best moments, and look ahead to the next 12 months.
The Fire Safety Act 2021 and the Building Safety Bill Explained
The Fire Safety Act, and the Building Safety Bill when it becomes law, will mark the start of a new era for building safety. Here we explain what the new regulations mean for building owners, residents and the construction industry.
Noting an Interest on an Insurance Policy: Is it Necessary?
You may remember in the past when arranging your buildings insurance policy being asked if your property was mortgaged. If it was, you would be asked for the lender’s details, and these would be noted as ‘an interest’ on your policy. But have you noticed that the question is rarely, if ever, asked these days? There is a reason for this.
MOT Test Changes: What you Need to Know
From 20 May 2018 the MOT test changes in England, Scotland and Wales. Stricter rules for diesel cars apply; new defect types are added and certain vehicles over the age of 40 years become exempt. The changes apply to cars, motorcycles, vans and other light passenger vehicles. Here we take a look at the five main categories of change.