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Warrington Guardian on MSNWarrington firm has been named one of best in world by Time Magazine
A HOUSEBUILDER has been named one of the world’s most sustainable companies. David Wilson Homes North West, based in Warrington and part of Barratt Redrow, earned a place on TIME magazine’s 2025 list ...
The BSRIA has extended its UKAS-accredited testing capabilities to the latest version of the EN 14825, which covers air conditioners and heat pumps. The ...
What many don’t realise is that ground source heat pumps – usually known for heating – can also provide effective, eco-friendly home cooling.
The pro-growth campaign group Britain Remade has joined calls for the government to extend the subsidies to air-to-air heat pumps, in particular for new-build homes.
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Warrington Guardian on MSNExisting house to be demolished and replaced with modern and energy-efficient home
AN existing detached village home is set to be demolished and replaced with a more modern and energy-efficient replacement.
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Edinburgh News on MSNTIME names East Scotland housebuilder among world’s most sustainable Ccompanies
Barratt Redrow, which owns local housebuilder Barratt and David Wilson Homes East Scotland, has been named as one of TIME magazine’s World’s 500 Most Sustainable Companies for 2025.
A Dorset housebuilder is the only UK-based homebuilder named in a prestigious magazine award. Barratt David Wilson Homes’s Southampton division, part of Barratt Redrow, has been named as one of Time ...
An energy company has pledged £100m of private capital for a city-wide heat network in Derby, a project forecast to create and support hundreds of jobs. The move follows the business securing £23m of ...
Plans for 18 affordable homes near Ebbw Vale have been welcomed by councillors, despite concerns over a planning condition ...
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Basingstoke Gazette on MSNPlanning applications for Basingstoke and Deane
Several tree works and home extension plans were among the latest applications submitted to the borough council.
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