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Western Red Cedar Shingles from John Brash have been specified for a stunning new build home in a Conservation Area on the West Sussex coast.
The property, called Tidewaters, is in the village of Bosham which is within a Conservation Area and falls within the Chichester Harbour Outstanding Area of Natural Beauty.
Householders will no longer be caught out by expensive and surprise bills, to repair broken, blocked or damaged sewers thanks to changes introduced across Wales and England today.
The changes, introduced in Wales by Environment Minister, John Griffiths will see the ownership of private sewers, that run under peoples’ property, gardens or in the road, and connect to the public sewer system, move from the homeowner to the relevant water company.
Have your say at www.wales.gov.uk/waste
The Welsh Government is reminding interested parties that time is running out to respond to consultations on its Collections, Infrastructure and Markets and Food Manufacture, Service and Retail sector plans for waste.
Make’s first zero carbon house in the North West gets planning approval Make is delighted to announce that Bolton Council has granted their PPS7 House planning permission after Secretary of State Eric Pickles’ decision not to call in the application.
Building maintenance company provides £170,000 refurbishment works to James Brindley Science College