Unjust enrichment?
Housing authorities should take care when relying upon valuations that will feed into section 125 notices, says Amy Rogers, of the disputes team at Cripps.
Spirotech
01/03/2019 Spirotech’s combined deaerator and dirt separator Spirocross was the water conditioning system of choice for a landmark centre opened by a Midlands charity on the regenerated site of a former public swimming baths. |
Intratone
22/02/2019 Intratone one of Europe’s largest access control specialists, has installed 25 of its digital noticeboards in the communal areas of a number of tower blocks in Stockport Housing Group’s property portfolio supporting the group’s aim of enhancing digital communications. |
BMI UK & Ireland
22/02/2019 Safe, robust and theft-proof, Romilly Primary School is now set for many maintenance-free years thanks to the work and market-leading guarantee from BMI UK & Ireland and its BMI Redland and BMI Icopal products. |
Oxford Direct Services
08/02/2019 LEVC selects Oxford Direct Services for servicing of the world’s first purpose built electric black cab. |
DW Windsor
12/12/2018 DW Windsor worked closely with TfL and the City of London to agree and install traditional globe lanterns on Holborn Viaduct. |
Imperial
12/12/2018 “Our appointment of Imperial proved to be the turning point in our transformation programme to improve services for our customers,” says Peter Davies, Head of Digital Transformation and Policy at Canterbury City Council. |
ENGIE
12/12/2018 ENGIE, the leading energy and services group, has been appointed by West Yorkshire Combined Authority to provide a new network of at least 88 rapid electric vehicle charging points across the region. |
Keraflo
12/12/2018 A primary school in Uxbridge has retired its Aylesbury cold water storage tank valve after 24 years of service, so its successor can now take the strain. |
Merriott
11/12/2018 A primary school in Kent has opted for brand new low surface temperature (LST) radiators from Merriott as part of a complete overhaul of its antiquated, underperforming heating system. |
Sutcliffe Play
05/12/2018 Sutcliffe Play is pleased to announce the completion of a new junior and toddler inclusive play area at Kirkdale Recreation Ground in Liverpool. |
SWARCO Traffic Ltd
03/12/2018 An innovative Vehicle-Activated Sign (VAS) system from SWARCO Traffic Ltd that is remotely monitored and controlled is helping increase the safety of schoolchildren and reduce maintenance costs for Cornwall Council. |
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Merriott
09/10/2018 A primary school in Kent has opted for brand new low surface temperature (LST) radiators from Merriott as part of a complete overhaul of its antiquated, underperforming heating system. |
Redland
26/09/2018 Gorse Hill School in Swindon has been restored to its Victorian splendour thanks to contractor, Davis Roofing, who used Redland tiles and Dry-Fix systems. |
MHR
26/09/2018 Investment in MHR’s cloud-based iTrent solution empowers Bristol City Council to roll out best practice people processes throughout the authority. |
Reesink Turfcare
19/09/2018 The par three hole on the John O’Gaunt Golf Club was enhanced by a 1500m2 lake with two Otterbine fountains and eight Toro Infinity sprinklers. |
6G Internet
14/09/2018 Leeds City Council has partnered with wireless broadband provider 6G Internet to combat digital exclusion by connecting two of the city’s tower blocks to free broadband. |
Redland
10/09/2018 Employing the Redland SpecMaster service has enabled Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) to benefit from a 15-year guarantee and avoid costly extras when it re-roofed 40 properties on one of its estates in Kitt Green. |
Redland
06/09/2018 One of the highest housing estates in the UK has survived 100mph+ winds without any damage to the roofing after employing SpecMaster, the free-of-charge roof specification service offered by Redland. |
Otterbine
04/09/2018 Frilford Heath, the 54-hole championship golf course complex near Oxford, has an Otterbine Air Flo 3 diffuser installed in its 6m, 10-million-gallon reservoir to aerate the water two years ago. |
The March issue of Local Government News explores alternative funding channels that are available to councils beyond the Public Works Loan Board, what hurdles merging councils face in coming together, and how local government is handling GDPR.
This issue also has a special highways and street lighting section exploring how councils can use lighting to embark on their smart city journey and using IoT technology to weather the storm.
