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Why You Need a CCTV Drain Survey in Manchester: A Complete Guide

Dealing with drainage issues can be a real headache. If you’re in Manchester and have faced blocked drains or recurring plumbing problems, you might be wondering if there’s a more effective way to diagnose and fix them. That’s where a CCTV Drain Survey in Manchester comes in. Let me walk you through why this is such a game-changer and how it can save you time, money, and stress

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Drain CCTV Survey Manchester Unmasking the Unseen

Drain CCTV Survey Manchester trained professional engineers will arrive at your property with no callout charges.We are ranked as the UK’s No.1 drainage company according to Trustpilot. You will always know the cost of our services before we attend your property. Click the padlock to view our prices.

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Mersey Rod are a drainage company that operates across the North West, including Liverpool, Manchester, The Wirral and Cheshire. Our services include drain unblocking, drain repairs/construction and drain surveying. We are your local, family-run drainage company and are always happy to help solve any of your drainage needs. As a drainage company we take pride in the work we do, this is reflected in our warranty and seen in our reviews. Contact us now for more information on how we can solve your drainage problems.

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Blocked Drains in Greater Manchester: Everything You Need to Know

Blocked drains can be a nightmare for any property owner in Greater Manchester. The unpleasant odor, the overflowing water, and the potential damage to the property are all reasons why you should not ignore a blocked drain. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it is time to call in the experts - MK1 Drains LTD.

MK1 Drains LTD is a professional and reliable drainage company based in Greater Manchester. With years of experience in the industry, they have become the go-to experts for all drainage problems in the area, including blocked drains.

Blocked drains are a common problem in Greater Manchester due to the city's age and the prevalence of older properties. The older the property, the more likely it is that the drainage system has not been updated or maintained properly, leading to blockages. Other factors that can contribute to blocked drains include the accumulation of grease, fat, and oil, foreign objects such as hair and debris, and tree roots growing into the pipes.

If you are experiencing any of the symptoms of a blocked drain, such as slow-draining water, unpleasant odors, or gurgling sounds, it is important to act fast. Ignoring the problem can lead to serious consequences, including flooding, structural damage, and even health hazards.

MK1 Drains LTD offers a range of services to address blocked drains in Greater Manchester, including drain unblocking, drain cleaning, CCTV drain surveys, and drain repairs. Their team of experienced and qualified engineers uses the latest technology and equipment to diagnose and resolve problems quickly and efficiently.

Their drain unblocking service is designed to clear any blockages in your drainage system quickly and effectively. They use high-pressure water jets to break down and flush away any debris or buildup, leaving your pipes clear and free-flowing once again. This service is available 24/7, so you can rest assured that help is always at hand when you need it most.

MK1 Drains LTD also offers drain cleaning services to help prevent blockages from occurring in the first place. Regular drain cleaning can help to remove any buildup of grease, fat, and other debris, keeping your drainage system in top condition and reducing the risk of blockages.

For more complex issues, such as drain damage or tree root invasion, MK1 Drains LTD can conduct CCTV drain surveys to identify the problem and recommend the best course of action. They use state-of-the-art cameras to inspect the inside of your drainage system, allowing them to pinpoint the location and extent of the problem without the need for excavation.

Finally, their drain repair service can address any damage or deterioration in your drainage system, including collapsed pipes and leaks. They use a range of techniques, including excavation, relining, and patching, to repair your drainage system and ensure it is functioning properly.

In conclusion, blocked drains can be a major headache for property owners in Greater Manchester, but with the help of MK1 Drains LTD, you can get your drainage system back on track in no time. Their range of services, including drain unblocking, drain cleaning, CCTV drain surveys, and drain repairs, means they have the expertise and equipment to deal with any drainage problem quickly and efficiently. Don't wait until it's too late - if you are experiencing any issues with your drains, call in the experts at MK1 Drains LTD today.

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Blocked Drain Manchester Fast & Affordable Drain Unblocking

Facing a blocked drain in Manchester? Our expert team provides fast, affordable drain unblocking services for homes and businesses. Using advanced tools, we clear blockages and restore flow efficiently. Reliable, local, and available 24/7, we ensure hassle-free solutions tailored to your needs. Don’t let a blocked drain disrupt your day—contact us now for professional drain unblocking in Manchester!

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Drain Survey Manchester experienced engineers use the latest technology to inspect and diagnose any issues within your drainage system. We provide CCTV drain survey Manchester services 24/7 to ensure your drainage problems are solved quickly and efficiently.

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Restoring Drain Flow: Effective Drain Unblockers for Every Situation

Mersey Rod are a drainage company that operates across the North West, including Liverpool, Manchester, The Wirral and Cheshire. Our services include drain unblocking, drain repairs/construction and drain surveying. We are your local, family-run drainage company and are always happy to help solve any of your drainage needs. As a drainage company we take pride in the work we do, this is reflected in our warranty and seen in our reviews. Contact us now for more information on how we can solve your drainage problems.

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Jetflow Drain Services

Our knowledge and experience, combined with the latest drain jetting and CCTV equipment, allows us to tackle any drainage service you require, whether it’s unblocking a problem drain, carrying out a drain inspection or repairs and relining. Most of our business is via recommendations, so please read our reviews on Yell and Checkatrade.com.

With our fixed-rate system of a set fee to clear your blocked drain, we will make sure your drain is clear, dye-tested for full-flow and camera surveyed to make sure your blockage doesn’t reoccur.

Get in touch today for a service that can’t be matched anywhere else!

Website: https://www.manchesterdrainageservices.co.uk/

Address : 21 Woodhouses Avenue, Audenshaw, Greater Manchester, M34 5YS

Phone Number: 07887 842 129

Business Hours: Mon - Sat: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM

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Expert Drain Camera Survey Services in Manchester

Looking for reliable Drain Camera Survey Manchester services? At Manc Rod, we specialize in accurate and efficient CCTV drain surveys in Manchester to identify and resolve drainage issues quickly. Our advanced CCTV drain survey tools help inspect and diagnose problems without disruption. Whether it’s a residential or commercial property, our drain surveys in Manchester ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.

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Drain Survey Manchester experienced engineers use the latest technology to inspect and diagnose any issues within your drainage system. We provide CCTV drain survey Manchester services 24/7 to ensure your drainage problems are solved quickly and efficiently.

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Mea (20): The Reality of School-Based Police Officers and the Mental Well-Being of People of Colour.

On the 25th of August 2020, Kids of Colour and Northern Police Monitoring Project will release a report on police in schools in Greater Manchester. Ahead of its public release, Mea, a project officer at Kids of Colour, reflects on the report’s content.

Over the past few months, at Kids of Colour we have been working to establish the true consequences that deploying police officers into schools is having on students. As a person of colour myself, I have my own personal fears and anxieties towards police presence. I was lucky enough to never have an active police presence whilst I was at school, however, the extensive data that has been collected as part of our report has confirmed all of my fears about what having a police presence will do to the state of mind of young people of colour, solidifying the need for our no police in schools campaign.

As we already know, the over-policing of people of colour is already a very serious issue. With black people being nine and a half times more likely to be stopped and searched by the police and being over-represented in the prison population, there is a clear unbalance in the justice system. It is inevitable that the same imbalances will transfer into schools, especially seeing as there is already a high exclusion rate for black students in comparison to their white peers. 

From the survey results that we have received as part of gathering community insight into police in schools, it is clear that many students of colour are being unfairly pulled up and stereotyped by police officers in schools. In one instance, a student detailed how a police officer in school told them that they ‘would end up nowhere in life’ and proceeded by asking what ‘gang’ they were affiliated to. This is clear racialised stereotyping and the aggressive nature of this language will inevitably lead to a lack of self-esteem and anxiety for students of colour who are having to deal with SBPOs addressing them in this way. That lack of self-esteem is likely to interfere with student learning; if they are being continually told that they will never succeed, it will become increasingly difficult for them to fight against these expectations.

With the clear recurring theme in the coming report of students feeling ‘threatened’, ‘intimidated’ and ‘fear[ful]’ around police in schools, I cannot help but dread the effect that this constant feeling of threat is having on their state of mind. Schools are supposed to be a safe space for young people, not a place for them to feel as if they are being treated as criminals; being encouraged to feel on edge, as if they have to constantly be watching over their shoulder. It was heartbreaking to read the harmful rhetoric these kids are facing on a regular basis, especially since the verbal abuse they are enduring is coming from people who are supposed to be protecting and empowering them. As people of colour, we are constantly having to battle the misconceptions that people have of us, which is something that is extremely mentally draining. We are told we are too loud, angry, aggressive and that we won’t amount to anything. These messages become very tiring and the distress that they cause undoubtedly affects our well-being. Being in the education system and constantly being worried about failure is enough to push anyone into a state of anxiety, but having to deal with racist and harmful verbal abuse by people who are ‘gatekeepers’ to your success adds a whole other level to the stress-inducing experience of being at school. There are multiple pieces of research detailing the ways in which dealing with daily racism can then lead to serious mental health issues such as depression, anxiety and PTSD. We cannot ignore the role that schools, specifically those with SBPOs in, will play in the deterioration of young people of colours’ mental health.

On top of this, people of colour are not given the support or space to recover from such trauma. There is so much stigma around people of colour showing emotions or seeking support for their mental health and often there aren’t adequate resources to be able to support us. White tears and emotions are seen to have so much more value than those of people of colour, meaning that when we do reach out for help we can be belittled or rejected. Currently in the UK ‘Black British people are four times more likely to be sectioned than white people and more likely to be given psychoactive medication instead of a talking therapy’. Not only is racism a strain on our mental health, but these statistics show the clear disparity in the treatment of mental health issues in people of colour, particularly black people, in comparison to white people. Why is it assumed that we will not benefit from talking therapy, and why is it that we are so highly institutionalised? It all stems from stereotypes. Stereotypes about our cultural differences, stereotypes about expressing our emotions and stereotypes that enforce the idea that professionals will not be able to understand us and our struggles. Then, not only does our mental health suffer as our struggles aren’t taken seriously, but things are made worse by exacerbating the oppression in our current systems, for example, by putting police into schools.

Time and time again I am reminded of the lack of support given to people of colour from the government and the police, I think it is time to accept that the only way to make a change is to limit the amount that police exist in the spaces we do. There are so many other ways to empower students to pursue a positive future and I do not believe that the police play a part in this. Instead of investing money in more school-based police officers, why not invest in youth workers to run workshops, counsellors or experts to come in and educate young people about the variety of careers they have the ability to pursue? The government should invest more in mental health support and equip people with racial literacy so that they have the ability to approach and solve the issues that young people of colour are having to conquer on a daily basis. Currently, they are failing us as people of colour. 

We will no longer accept that we should just get used to feeling afraid at the hands of the police. Let our concerns be heard and get rid of the police from our schools.

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The Daily Thistle – News From Scotland

Monday 29th January 2018

Hello, Good Morning and Welcome….  With the inevitability of the Julian calendar, Monday has rolled around once more and we prepare ourselves for another working week…For me, my life is no different than when I worked  for my company, but the sign on the door says, “Retired” which translates to past it, and effectively means, that no company will consider you for employment, so you are supposed to get up late, have a lazy day… because you earned it … I think that is the way to an early grave, I remain active, both physical and mentally, walking Bella, writing The Thistle and The Tulip and many other articles, it all keeps the body and the mind active,

APPEAL AFTER HIGH-VALUE PAINTINGS STOLEN IN MIDLOTHIAN…. Two high-value paintings have been stolen from a house in Midlothian. The works by Scottish artists were taken from a home in the Eskbank area of Dalkeith between Tuesday 17 October and Thursday 19 October last year, but details have just been released. Police said the thieves gained access to the property and took the paintings which hold sentimental value to the owner. Both paintings are original pieces and are forensically marked. The first is a picture of fish entitled "The Maverick" by artist Gordon Mitchell and the second is "The Lady with the Skate" by John Bellany. Officers are asking anyone with information to come forward. PC Emily Dalgetty from Musselburgh Police Station said: "These pieces of art have huge sentimental value to the owner and we are keen to trace those responsible for their theft. "I would ask anyone who has seen, or been offered these paintings, to contact us as soon as possible."

GLASGOW CITY CENTRE IS ONE OF UK'S POOREST AREAS…. Glasgow is among the UK's poorest constituencies, according to a new report. The End Child Poverty Coalition, made up of charities, faith groups and trade unions, said that 45% of children in the city centre were living in poverty. Glasgow Central appears 12th on a list of 20 constituencies, which is otherwise dominated by communities in London, Birmingham and Manchester. West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine had the fewest children in poverty at 9.2%. The Coalition calculated the number of children in poverty using a combination of HMRC data and a Labour Force Survey. A child was classed as poor if their family had less than £248 a week to spend after housing costs. That amount is less than 60% of median household income in the UK. Across Scottish constituencies, the organisation found that just under a third of children in North Ayrshire (29%) and Dundee (28%) were living in poverty. Other areas, such as North Lanarkshire, East Ayrshire, Inverclyde, West Dunbartonshire and Clackmannanshire had a quarter of children in poverty.

MOBILE CINEMA OPERATOR SECURES KEY FUNDING…. The operator of the UK's only full-time, self-contained mobile cinema has secured the funding it needs to run its programme for the next three years. Regional Screen Scotland (RSS) said Creative Scotland intends to provide it with a total grant of £620,350 for April 2018 to March 2021. Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) will also give a total of £75,000 over the same period. RSS operates the mobile cinema the Screen Machine. The service was originally started in 1998. The current vehicle, which has been in use since 2005, was fully refurbished last year. The cinema tours the Highlands, Inner and Outer Hebrides and Northern Isles. RSS said: "We're delighted that the continuing success of the Screen Machine, which visited 51 different locations in the last year, has been so firmly endorsed by our two key funders."

TRAIN COULD BE MOVED AFTER LANDSLIP ON WEST HIGHLAND LINE…. NetworkRail Scotland said it could soon be possible to move a train that was caught up in a landslip on the West Highland Line on Monday. Five passengers were on board when the train came off the track early on Monday morning. No-one was injured. The line is blocked at Loch Eilt between Arisaig and Glenfinnan and the ScotRail Alliance has said Fort William-Mallaig services will be suspended until further notice. Engineers from NetworkRail Scotland are clearing tonnes of material to free the train and clear the line. A spokesman for the company said: "Works on site are progressing well. "Yesterday the team drained standing water from around the derailed vehicle and began to dig out the mud surrounding it. "Today we will complete the removal of the landslip material from around the train and then re-rail it. If possible we may move the train today, but that may not happen until tomorrow." He added: "In the days after that, we'll repair damage to the track and carry out further works to secure the slope."

UNTAXED CAR CATCHES OUT CANNABIS COURIERS…. Two men were caught with almost £30,000 worth of cannabis after using an untaxed car to transport the drug, a court heard. Kieran Teasdale and Jacob Simpson were pulled over by police after a routine computer check showed that their vehicle had not been taxed. Officers noticed a "strong smell of cannabis" coming from the car when its window was wound down. Both men were jailed for 19 months at Perth Sheriff Court. Depute fiscal Michael Sweeney told the court that the total weight of the cannabis was almost 2kg and it had a potential street value of £29,000. The court was told that the chance discovery was made because Simpson had "stupidly" decided to use an untaxed car to drive the cannabis from Bradford to Aberdeen. Simpson, 27, and Teasdale, 24, both from Bradford, had earlier admitted being concerned in the supply of cannabis on the M90 on the outskirts of Perth in April 2016.

On that note I will say that I hope you have enjoyed the news from Scotland today,

Our look at Scotland today is by.. Morris Macleod … There's been some tricky driving conditions across Scotland this week. Even Morris Macleod encountered a road block on the Pentland Road in Lewis.

A Sincere Thank You for your company and Thank You for your likes and comments I love them and always try to reply, so please keep them coming, it's always good fun, As is my custom, I will go and get myself another mug of "Colombian" Coffee and wish you a safe Monday 29th January 2018 from my home on the southern coast of Spain, where the blue waters of the Alboran Sea washes the coast of Africa and Europe and the smell of the night blooming Jasmine and Honeysuckle fills the air…and a crazy old guy and his dog Bella go out for a walk at 4:00 am…on the streets of Estepona…

All good stuff....But remember it’s a dangerous world we live in

Be safe out there…

Robert McAngus

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Drainage teams work to restore spa town's global fame

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Drainage teams from Lanes Group plc are helping a main contractor realise a plan that aims to restore Buxton in Derbyshire as the UK’s leading spa town.

It is delivering drain survey and cleaning services as part of a multi-million-pound plan to redevelop and restore The Crescent, a Grade 1 Listed Georgian building in the town.

The aim of the investment is to put Buxton back on the national and international tourist map by promoting its heritage as a world-famous spa town.

VINCI Construction UK has commissioned Lanes, the UK’s largest independent drainage specialist, to provide drainage services for the scheme.

Ian Clapham, Area Development for the Lanes Manchester depot, said: “We are very pleased to be able to support such an important project for both Buxton and the region’s tourist economy.

“This is a highly complex project, which involves our teams being called on to work flexibly efficiently alongside VINCI and their many other contractors.

“Thankfully we have the capacity and know-how to do this, as well as the expertise needed to work on drainage systems associated with important historical buildings.”

When complete, in 2019, The Crescent will have an 80-bedroom five-star spa hotel, which will incorporate the magnificent Assembly Rooms and a thermal natural mineral water spa in the Natural Baths. There will also be six new shops.

The project is creating 350 construction jobs, plus more than 140 permanent jobs directly, and many more indirectly, resulting in a predicted £4.5million boost to the local economy.

The Lanes drainage teams need to know their way around drains and sewers installed, repaired, adapted, and added to over more than 200 years, in most cases without leaving any useful records.

A jet vac tanker has been deployed to clean drainage lines while a CCTV camera team has been carrying out drainage surveys and mapping the underground pipe systems.

Ian Clapham said: “It’s important that civil and structural engineers know the location, type, and condition of pipes so they can draw up the best plans and guide construction teams.

“As new drainage lines are installed, where they are needed, we can also clean and survey those, so both VINCI and its client can be confident they are connected properly and fit for purpose.”

The Crescent was the centrepiece of the Fifth Duke of Devonshire’s plans to establish a fashionable Georgian spa town in Buxton. It was designed by architect John Carr and built between 1780 and 1789.

The building was inspired by the Royal Crescent in Bath but has been described by The Royal Institute of British Architects as being more richly decorated and more complex.

The Crescent and Thermal Spa Experience, plus the development of the nearby Pump Room, which Lanes Group also worked on, will also provide new indoor attractions for residents, visitors, groups and schools.

Buxton Crescent & Thermal Spa Co Ltd is the largest investor in the development, with the rest of the funds provided by the public sector, including the Heritage Lottery Fund, the D2N2 Local Enterprise, Historic England, High Peak Borough Council, and Derbyshire County Council.

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