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Plumber in Sturton

Are you searching online an expert plumber that uses high level equipments to resolve the problem. Plumber in Sturton conduct carbon monoxide tests to determine if gas appliances are producing this deadly gas, it is a leading plumber. Carbon monoxide is odorless and colorless, making it particularly hazardous if undetected.

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Progress on Ward 25

Sutcliffe Consulting Engineers are thrilled to announce progression on project Ward 25 at Scunthorpe General Hospital. Ward 25 is a full ward refurbishment; it consists of 14 single bed rooms (an upgrade to the present ward providing more bed space). The work’s utilised existing services where possible, alongside new systems. The full design is in accordance with the latest HTM’s (Health Technical Memoranda). 

Scunthorpe General Hospital is the main hospital for North Lincolnshire. As it is situated on Church Lane in the west of Scunthorpe, off Kingsway, it serves much of the community in this area. As well as North Lincolnshire, it also serves Gainsborough. Ward 25 will be used as a general ward to help facilitate those in need of medical services.

 The scope of Mechanical and Electrical services includes: Heating design, ventilation design, water services, nurse call system, medical gases, drainage, power, lighting, data and fire alarm. Site supervision has also been provided with regular site visits being taken in line with the progress of this exciting project.  Sutcliffe Consulting Engineers started the project in November 2021 and it is due to be completed mid July 2022. 

Sutcliffe Consulting Engineers have an abundance of experience in the Healthcare sector and pride themselves on providing high quality, innovative M&E design for this vital sector. Having worked across several trusts in the UK, SCE are happy to be continuing to work with this particular trust and look forward to future projects with them. If you are looking for support in your Healthcare projects, then please do not hesitate to contact them.

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Sutcliffe Consulting Engineers is a Building Services Consultancy based in Hull that provides Mechanical and Electrical Design, Co-ordination, Energy Assessment Services and much more. With projects across the UK and some internationally they have over 20 years experience. The company’s website (www.sutcliffeconsulting.co.uk) contains more information.

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Councils awarded £866m civils cash for housing projects – Full list

Up to 200,000 homes are set to get off the ground after the government allocated £866m to councils to support local housing projects today.

The Government is doling out the cash to more than 130 council-led civil engineering projects to make housing developments viable.

The funding is the first wave of cash allocations from the £5bn Housing Infrastructure Fund established to fix the broken housing market.

This is being channelled into delivering local infrastructure projects including roads, cycle paths, flood defences and land remediation work.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, said: “Today marks the first step of the multi-billion pound investment we announced at the Budget to help build the homes our country needs.

“This fund finances vital infrastructure such as roads, schools and bridges, which will kick-start housing development in some of Britain’s highest-demand areas.

“This support will help us meet our ambitious plan of building 300,000 new homes each year and ensure we have enough housing in areas which need it most.”

HIF projects from County Durham to Cornwall

  £10m for highway infrastructure for Ashton Green housing site in Leicester, helping to unlock 3,300 homes

£10m for construction of a bypass in Botley, Hampshire, a critical road infrastructure project for 1,000 new homes

£3.6m for drainage works, new roads and footpaths at the Manor Cluster, south-east Sheffield for over 400 homes by 2025

£6.5m to help build a new primary school as part of the Ilfracombe Southern Extension in North Devon. This will help unlock 750 new homes.

First wave awards to councils from new Housing Investment Fund Local Authority Project HIF Funding (£) Adur Free Wharf – Western Harbour Arm (Shoreham-By-Sea) 10,000,000 Aylesbury Vale Aylesbury Link Road & Junction Improvements for Aylesbury Garden Town 9,500,000 Barnet Finchley Central Station 9,800,000 Barnsley Seasons Phase 3, Thurnscoe Housing Development 2,227,270 Basildon Basildon Town Centre – East Square Regeneration 9,799,500 Basingstoke and Deane Manydown 10,300,000 Bath and North East Somerset Bath Riverside 12,500,000 Bolton Rivington Chase 12,000,000 Boston Quadrant Q1 Boston 3,500,000 Breckland Thetford Northern Sustainable Urban Extension (TNSUE) 9,950,000 Brent Northwick Park 9,900,000 Brent Peel Development Site – South Kilburn Regeneration 9,999,442 Brighton and Hove King Alfred Development 15,222,601 Bristol Unlocking Lockleaze Development 6,686,000 Bristol Glencoyne Square Access scheme 3,000,000 Camden Abbey 10,000,000 Central Bedfordshire Dunstable Town Centre Regeneration 6,300,000 Chelmsford Chelmer Waterside 5,700,000 Cheltenham Portland Street, Cheltenham 3,000,000 Cherwell Howes Lane Tunnel for North West Bicester 6,700,000 Cheshire East North West Crewe Growth and Infrastructure Package 10,000,000 Cheshire East South Macclesfield Development Area 10,000,000 Cheshire West and Chester Rossfield Park, Ellesmere Port 3,000,000 Colchester Northern Gateway 5,500,000 Corby A43/Steel Road Roundabout 3,973,252 Cornwall Hayle Harbour North Quay Redevelopment – Phase II Access Spine Road 5,655,000 Cornwall West Carclaze Garden Village 2,300,000 County Durham Newton Aycliffe Housing Growth 6,875,000 Coventry Eastern Green Unlocking Development 12,727,700 Crawley Telford Place 2,000,000 Crawley Forge Wood 4,423,280 Croydon Whitgift Shopping Centre – transport works 10,000,000 Darlington West Park Garden Village 2,788,360 Derby Castleward Urban Village 3,150,000 Dover Dover Bus Rapid Transit System (BRT) 15,803,269 Ealing Grand Union Avenue Phase 3 1,000,000 East Cambridgeshire Soham Eastern Gateway 6,330,000 East Devon Axminster North-South Relief Road (ANSRR) 10,000,000 East Dorset West of New Road Link Road, West Parley 2,250,000 Eastbourne Bedfordwell Road 1,230,000 Eastleigh West of Horton Heath Strategic Development Proposal 9,330,656 Eastleigh Construction of a bypass for Botley 10,000,000 Exeter Greater Exeter Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space 3,700,000 Fareham Welborne Garden Village 9,977,045 Fylde M55 Heyhouses Link Road 3,810,000 Guildford Ash Road Bridge, to unlock housing near Ash and Tongham 10,000,000 Hackney Woodberry Down 9,960,000 Harrow Grange Farm 10,000,000 Hastings Combe Valley Sports Village 2,225,000 High Peak Hogshaw and Granby Road sites, Buxton 2,000,000 Ipswich Ipswich Garden Suburb (IGS) 9,868,351 Kettering Desborough North Marginal Viability Bid 3,636,476 Lambeth 8 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7SP 10,000,000 Lambeth Somerleyton Road, Brixton 10,000,000 Leeds Land East of Otley 6,318,000 Leeds Roundhay Road / Leopold Street: ChaCo & Unity Development 990,000 Leicester Ashton Green, Leicester 10,000,000 Lewes North Street Quarter, Lewes 10,000,000 Lewisham South Circular Road – Catford Town Centre 10,000,000 Lewisham Lewisham Gateway 10,000,000 Lincoln Spa Road development 2,824,579 Maldon Heybridge Flood Alleviation and Regeneration Scheme 7,344,700 Manchester Moss Side Integrated Healthcare Centre, Bowes Street, Moss Side 3,314,256 Manchester New Victoria, Corporation Street, Manchester 10,074,000 Mid Devon Cullompton and Culm Garden Village M5 Junction 28 upgrade 10,000,000 Mid Devon Tiverton Eastern Urban Extension access – phase 2 new A361 junction 8,200,000 Mid Sussex Northern Arc, Western Gateway 6,540,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Ouseburn – Ouseburn Mouth (OM) 1,250,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Outer West Infrastructure 9,656,714 Newcastle upon Tyne Science Central Residential Sector – Infrastructure/ Public Realm 5,000,000 North Devon Westacott, Barnstaple, North Devon 2,080,000 North Devon Ilfracombe Southern Extension, North Devon 6,500,000 North Dorset Gillingham Strategic Site Allocation 4,064,250 North Kesteven Sleaford West Quadrant 2,000,000 North Somerset Provision of utilities to land at Parklands Village 930,974 North Tyneside Killingworth Moor Key Strategic Site 8,900,000 Northumberland St Georges Hospital Link Road 4,491,278 Norwich Anglia Square 12,226,232 Oldham Broadway Green Phase 2 4,947,274 Oxford Blackbird Leys District Centre Regeneration Scheme 3,750,000 Oxford Northern Gateway (also referred to as Oxford North) 10,000,000 Oxford Osney Mead Innovation Quarter (OMIQ) 6,090,000 Peterborough Yaxley Loop Road 4,570,000 Plymouth North Prospect Regeneration Phase 4 2,825,550 Poole Poole Town Centre Regeneration – Phase II (Town Centre North) 6,000,000 Reading Dee Park Regeneration – phase 3 6,000,000 Reading Central Pool 1,392,636 Rother Blackfriars, Battle 3,240,000 Rushcliffe South of Clifton Housing Infrastructure 9,995,239 Rushmoor Aldershot Town Centre 8,400,000 Salford Plot E7/E8, Chapel Street, Salford 1,176,819 Sedgemoor East of Bridgwater Allocation 5,500,000 Selby Olympia Park, Selby 8,878,000 Sheffield Manor Cluster 3,552,558 Shropshire Western Shropshire Interchange Improvements 9,321,963 South Bucks Beaconsfield Relief Road 4,472,144 South Holland Spalding Western Relief Road 12,000,000 South Norfolk Land south of the A11, Cringleford 5,500,000 South Somerset Brimsmore Key Site, Thorne Lane, Yeovil, Somerset 1,950,000 Southampton Townhill Park Regeneration 3,750,000 Southend-on-Sea Better Queensway (BQ) 15,000,000 Stockport Weir Mill 5,617,000 Stockport Stockport Interchange – Residential 2,600,000 Stockport Hopes Carr – Hempshaw Brook 303,815 Stockton-on-Tees West Stockton Strategic Urban Extension – Elton Interchange Improvements 10,000,000 Stoke-on-Trent Burslem Town Centre 10,000,000 Stratford-on-Avon Long Marston Airfield Garden Village (LMAGV) – Phase 1 13,438,417 Swale Queenborough & Rushenden Regeneration 3,500,000 Swindon New Eastern Villages – Rowborough Eastern Access 5,000,000 Swindon Kingsdown Bridge 6,500,000 Tameside Godley Green Garden Village 10,000,000 Taunton Deane Staplegrove Spine Road 7,200,000 Teignbridge Dawlish Link, Bridge and Cycleway 4,200,000 Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Ashchurch Housing Zone – Access to the North 8,132,465 Thanet Manston/Haine Roundabout 2,544,384 Thurrock Claudian Way, Chadwell St Mary 538,000 Trafford Trafford Waters 4,080,000 Trafford Future Carrington – Phase 1 8,400,000 Trafford Partington Canalside 6,714,000 Vale of White Horse Wantage Eastern Link Road (WELR) 7,717,989 Wakefield Infrastructure for Growth at City Fields, Wakefield 1,577,500 Warrington Centre Park Link 3,685,904 Warwick Kenilworth Education & Growth 9,591,000 West Berkshire Sterling Cables Development, Newbury. 1,500,000 West Dorset Chickerell Urban Extension 1,500,000 West Lindsey Gainsborough Southern Urban Extension 2,123,184 Weymouth and Portland Ocean Views, Portland 2,838,000 Wiltshire Ashton Park Urban Extension 8,784,000 Wirral Northbank, Wirral Waters 6,004,160 Woking Sheerwater Regeneration 9,384,000 Wycombe Princes Risborough Expansion Area 12,000,000 Wycombe Realignment of Abbey Barn Lane and junction reconfiguration 7,500,000 Wyre Forest Churchfields Urban Village – Highway Infrastructure 2,700,000

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Councils awarded £866m civils cash for housing projects – Full list

Up to 200,000 homes are set to get off the ground after the government allocated £866m to councils to support local housing projects today.

More than 130 council-led projects will receive Government funding to support civil engineering projects to make housing developments viable and get much-needed homes built quicker.

With the government committed to building 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s,

The release of funding is the first wave of funding allocation from the £5bn Housing Infrastructure Fund established to fix the broken housing market.

This will fund key local infrastructure projects including new roads, cycle paths, flood defences and land remediation work, all essential ahead of building the homes.

Without this financial support these projects would struggle to go ahead or take years for work to begin, delaying the homes these communities need. Together with the government’s Industrial Strategy, it will provide high-quality infrastructure to support economic growth.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, said: “Today marks the first step of the multi-billion pound investment we announced at the Budget to help build the homes our country needs.

“This fund finances vital infrastructure such as roads, schools and bridges, which will kick-start housing development in some of Britain’s highest-demand areas.

“This support will help us meet our ambitious plan of building 300,000 new homes each year and ensure we have enough housing in areas which need it most.”

HIF projects from County Durham to Cornwall

£10m for highway infrastructure to unlock further development at the Ashton Green housing site in Leicester, helping to unlock 3,300 homes

£10m for construction of a bypass in Botley, Hampshire, a critical strategic road infrastructure project that will help unlock the delivery of 1,000 new homes

£3.6m for drainage works, new roads and footpaths at the Manor Cluster, south-east Sheffield to help unlock more than 400 homes by 2025

£6.5m to help build a new primary school as part of the Ilfracombe Southern Extension in North Devon. This will help unlock 750 new homes.

First wave awards to councils from new Housing Investment Fund Local Authority Project HIF Funding (£) Adur Free Wharf – Western Harbour Arm (Shoreham-By-Sea) 10,000,000 Aylesbury Vale Aylesbury Link Road & Junction Improvements for Aylesbury Garden Town 9,500,000 Barnet Finchley Central Station 9,800,000 Barnsley Seasons Phase 3, Thurnscoe Housing Development 2,227,270 Basildon Basildon Town Centre – East Square Regeneration 9,799,500 Basingstoke and Deane Manydown 10,300,000 Bath and North East Somerset Bath Riverside 12,500,000 Bolton Rivington Chase 12,000,000 Boston Quadrant Q1 Boston 3,500,000 Breckland Thetford Northern Sustainable Urban Extension (TNSUE) 9,950,000 Brent Northwick Park 9,900,000 Brent Peel Development Site – South Kilburn Regeneration 9,999,442 Brighton and Hove King Alfred Development 15,222,601 Bristol Unlocking Lockleaze Development 6,686,000 Bristol Glencoyne Square Access scheme 3,000,000 Camden Abbey 10,000,000 Central Bedfordshire Dunstable Town Centre Regeneration 6,300,000 Chelmsford Chelmer Waterside 5,700,000 Cheltenham Portland Street, Cheltenham 3,000,000 Cherwell Howes Lane Tunnel for North West Bicester 6,700,000 Cheshire East North West Crewe Growth and Infrastructure Package 10,000,000 Cheshire East South Macclesfield Development Area 10,000,000 Cheshire West and Chester Rossfield Park, Ellesmere Port 3,000,000 Colchester Northern Gateway 5,500,000 Corby A43/Steel Road Roundabout 3,973,252 Cornwall Hayle Harbour North Quay Redevelopment – Phase II Access Spine Road 5,655,000 Cornwall West Carclaze Garden Village 2,300,000 County Durham Newton Aycliffe Housing Growth 6,875,000 Coventry Eastern Green Unlocking Development 12,727,700 Crawley Telford Place 2,000,000 Crawley Forge Wood 4,423,280 Croydon Whitgift Shopping Centre – transport works 10,000,000 Darlington West Park Garden Village 2,788,360 Derby Castleward Urban Village 3,150,000 Dover Dover Bus Rapid Transit System (BRT) 15,803,269 Ealing Grand Union Avenue Phase 3 1,000,000 East Cambridgeshire Soham Eastern Gateway 6,330,000 East Devon Axminster North-South Relief Road (ANSRR) 10,000,000 East Dorset West of New Road Link Road, West Parley 2,250,000 Eastbourne Bedfordwell Road 1,230,000 Eastleigh West of Horton Heath Strategic Development Proposal 9,330,656 Eastleigh Construction of a bypass for Botley 10,000,000 Exeter Greater Exeter Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space 3,700,000 Fareham Welborne Garden Village 9,977,045 Fylde M55 Heyhouses Link Road 3,810,000 Guildford Ash Road Bridge, to unlock housing near Ash and Tongham 10,000,000 Hackney Woodberry Down 9,960,000 Harrow Grange Farm 10,000,000 Hastings Combe Valley Sports Village 2,225,000 High Peak Hogshaw and Granby Road sites, Buxton 2,000,000 Ipswich Ipswich Garden Suburb (IGS) 9,868,351 Kettering Desborough North Marginal Viability Bid 3,636,476 Lambeth 8 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7SP 10,000,000 Lambeth Somerleyton Road, Brixton 10,000,000 Leeds Land East of Otley 6,318,000 Leeds Roundhay Road / Leopold Street: ChaCo & Unity Development 990,000 Leicester Ashton Green, Leicester 10,000,000 Lewes North Street Quarter, Lewes 10,000,000 Lewisham South Circular Road – Catford Town Centre 10,000,000 Lewisham Lewisham Gateway 10,000,000 Lincoln Spa Road development 2,824,579 Maldon Heybridge Flood Alleviation and Regeneration Scheme 7,344,700 Manchester Moss Side Integrated Healthcare Centre, Bowes Street, Moss Side 3,314,256 Manchester New Victoria, Corporation Street, Manchester 10,074,000 Mid Devon Cullompton and Culm Garden Village M5 Junction 28 upgrade 10,000,000 Mid Devon Tiverton Eastern Urban Extension access – phase 2 new A361 junction 8,200,000 Mid Sussex Northern Arc, Western Gateway 6,540,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Ouseburn – Ouseburn Mouth (OM) 1,250,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Outer West Infrastructure 9,656,714 Newcastle upon Tyne Science Central Residential Sector – Infrastructure/ Public Realm 5,000,000 North Devon Westacott, Barnstaple, North Devon 2,080,000 North Devon Ilfracombe Southern Extension, North Devon 6,500,000 North Dorset Gillingham Strategic Site Allocation 4,064,250 North Kesteven Sleaford West Quadrant 2,000,000 North Somerset Provision of utilities to land at Parklands Village 930,974 North Tyneside Killingworth Moor Key Strategic Site 8,900,000 Northumberland St Georges Hospital Link Road 4,491,278 Norwich Anglia Square 12,226,232 Oldham Broadway Green Phase 2 4,947,274 Oxford Blackbird Leys District Centre Regeneration Scheme 3,750,000 Oxford Northern Gateway (also referred to as Oxford North) 10,000,000 Oxford Osney Mead Innovation Quarter (OMIQ) 6,090,000 Peterborough Yaxley Loop Road 4,570,000 Plymouth North Prospect Regeneration Phase 4 2,825,550 Poole Poole Town Centre Regeneration – Phase II (Town Centre North) 6,000,000 Reading Dee Park Regeneration – phase 3 6,000,000 Reading Central Pool 1,392,636 Rother Blackfriars, Battle 3,240,000 Rushcliffe South of Clifton Housing Infrastructure 9,995,239 Rushmoor Aldershot Town Centre 8,400,000 Salford Plot E7/E8, Chapel Street, Salford 1,176,819 Sedgemoor East of Bridgwater Allocation 5,500,000 Selby Olympia Park, Selby 8,878,000 Sheffield Manor Cluster 3,552,558 Shropshire Western Shropshire Interchange Improvements 9,321,963 South Bucks Beaconsfield Relief Road 4,472,144 South Holland Spalding Western Relief Road 12,000,000 South Norfolk Land south of the A11, Cringleford 5,500,000 South Somerset Brimsmore Key Site, Thorne Lane, Yeovil, Somerset 1,950,000 Southampton Townhill Park Regeneration 3,750,000 Southend-on-Sea Better Queensway (BQ) 15,000,000 Stockport Weir Mill 5,617,000 Stockport Stockport Interchange – Residential 2,600,000 Stockport Hopes Carr – Hempshaw Brook 303,815 Stockton-on-Tees West Stockton Strategic Urban Extension – Elton Interchange Improvements 10,000,000 Stoke-on-Trent Burslem Town Centre 10,000,000 Stratford-on-Avon Long Marston Airfield Garden Village (LMAGV) – Phase 1 13,438,417 Swale Queenborough & Rushenden Regeneration 3,500,000 Swindon New Eastern Villages – Rowborough Eastern Access 5,000,000 Swindon Kingsdown Bridge 6,500,000 Tameside Godley Green Garden Village 10,000,000 Taunton Deane Staplegrove Spine Road 7,200,000 Teignbridge Dawlish Link, Bridge and Cycleway 4,200,000 Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Ashchurch Housing Zone – Access to the North 8,132,465 Thanet Manston/Haine Roundabout 2,544,384 Thurrock Claudian Way, Chadwell St Mary 538,000 Trafford Trafford Waters 4,080,000 Trafford Future Carrington – Phase 1 8,400,000 Trafford Partington Canalside 6,714,000 Vale of White Horse Wantage Eastern Link Road (WELR) 7,717,989 Wakefield Infrastructure for Growth at City Fields, Wakefield 1,577,500 Warrington Centre Park Link 3,685,904 Warwick Kenilworth Education & Growth 9,591,000 West Berkshire Sterling Cables Development, Newbury. 1,500,000 West Dorset Chickerell Urban Extension 1,500,000 West Lindsey Gainsborough Southern Urban Extension 2,123,184 Weymouth and Portland Ocean Views, Portland 2,838,000 Wiltshire Ashton Park Urban Extension 8,784,000 Wirral Northbank, Wirral Waters 6,004,160 Woking Sheerwater Regeneration 9,384,000 Wycombe Princes Risborough Expansion Area 12,000,000 Wycombe Realignment of Abbey Barn Lane and junction reconfiguration 7,500,000 Wyre Forest Churchfields Urban Village – Highway Infrastructure 2,700,000

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Fire services ‘spending millions’ on animal rescues – BBC News

Last year Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue extracted an 8ft boa constrictor called Billy from a gas fireplace, while in Darlington two pet rats were rescued from a drainage pipe and a cat was removed from the extractor fan of a pizza shop. Image copyright Gainsborough Fire Station Image caption Billy the boa constrictor had to […]

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Image copyright Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue

A dog stuck in a wine rack and a snake tangled in an electric fire are some of the 15,293 animal rescues fire services have attended in the last three years.

The cost of these reached at least 6m between 2014 and 2016, with an average cost of 400 per rescue, Freedom of Information requests show.

Firefighters say without their help, people can attempt dangerous rescues themselves.

But the Taxpayers’ Alliance said it was not an efficient use of public money.

Among the more unusual rescues the service was called to a puppy stuck in the mechanism of a recliner sofa chair, a cat trapped in a charity clothes bank and a horse that disappeared down a mineshaft.

Last year Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue extracted an 8ft boa constrictor called Billy from a gas fireplace, while in Darlington two pet rats were rescued from a drainage pipe and a cat was removed from the extractor fan of a pizza shop.

Image copyright Manchester Fire and Rescue

Image caption Tucker the horse was rescued from deep mud

In rural counties farm animal rescues were not uncommon.

In the last three years Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue said it had attended to many large animals stuck in mud, ditches or rivers.

In Tyne and Wear a horse was rescued after becoming trapped in the metal framework of a quad bike trailer.

But for many fire services, cats still top the list of the species needing rescuing most frequently, often because they get stuck in trees.

All UK fire services responded to The Jeremy Vine Show’s request for information on animal rescues. Of these, 17 provided estimated costs.

They are estimated to have cost 2m a year across the UK between 2014 and 2016.

Image copyright Gainsborough Fire Station

Image caption Billy the boa constrictor had to be rescued from a tight squeeze

John O’Connell, chief executive of the campaign group the Taxpayers’ Alliance, said: “Something is clearly awry if they can spend so much of their time and taxpayers’ money rescuing these animals from such ‘peril’.

“Budgets are tight in all areas of the public sector and in future they need to make sure they are using their resources to maximum efficiency.”

A spokesperson from Lancashire Fire and Rescue said: “Our firefighters are paid a salary and putting a financial cost on an incident turn-out is misleading.

“No animal rescue would take those resources away from the rescue of a person, or to save a house from burning down.”

A statement from the Kent service said: “If we didn’t attend we know from past experience that members of the public could be injured or put themselves into dangerous situations (and subsequently need rescuing) while attempting to rescue the animal themselves.”

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How do you deal with Hard Water? Solutions for Your Plumbing System

For homeowners, hard water can be a source of frustration. It can leave behind mineral deposits, reduce the efficiency of your appliances, and even affect your plumbing system. Hard water can pose challenges for your plumbing system, but there are effective solutions to combat it. If you're facing issues related to hard water, this article offers insights and solutions to help you tackle the problem and ensure your plumbing system remains in good condition.

What Is Hard Water?

Hard water contains an elevated concentration of minerals, primarily calcium and magnesium. While it's not harmful to health, it can adversely affect your plumbing over time. Hard water often leaves visible signs, including white or chalky deposits on fixtures, faucets, and appliances. You may also notice reduced water flow, decreased appliance efficiency, and soap scum buildup in showers and sinks.

Solutions for Hard Water Issues

Installing a water softener is one of the most recommended solutions. These devices use ion exchange to remove calcium and magnesium ions, replacing them with sodium ions, thus softening the water.

Electronic or magnetic water descalers alter the behavior of mineral particles in the water, preventing them from adhering to pipes and appliances.

To prevent mineral buildup, regular maintenance of your plumbing system is crucial. It is preferred to consult local plumbers in Newark for routine checks and cleaning.

A mixture of equal parts vinegar and water can help dissolve mineral deposits on faucets, showerheads, and appliances. 

Gas Safety Checks

If your plumbing system includes a gas-powered water heater, it's essential to ensure its safety and efficiency. Gas engineers are trained to perform gas safety checks, ensuring that your gas appliances, including water heaters, are in good working condition. 

Bottom line  Thus, you can deal with your hard water issues. Remember the importance of gas safety checks by consulting a certified gas engineer to keep your gas-powered water heater in top shape, ensuring your peace of mind and safety.

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Power flushing Lincoln

You need to make sure that the Power flushing Lincoln is experienced. You should also let the company know the scope and nature of your experience. You can compare prices with other plumbing companies. With these tips, you can be confident that you have chosen a reputable plumbing company that will provide you with top-notch service. To ensure you hire the most reliable plumbing company, you should research as many resources as possible. If your plumbing service provider is completely confident, they should offer you a strong warranty to support their work. Most warranties will cover the plumber's work for one or two years. If the company is hesitant about offering a warranty, move on. It is important that the plumber's quote covers all required components and materials.

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Drainage in Gainsborough

Choosing the best plumbing company for your home or business can take time and effort. With so many options to choose from, it's important to take the time to choose a plumber you can trust who will provide quality service at a fair price. Asking friends, neighbors, and colleagues for recommendations is one of the best ways to find a good Drainage in Gainsborough. A plumbing company's superior performance will definitely be visible online. Use online resources to see if others have had good experiences with the company you are considering hiring. Reviews are a great approach to determining whether a plumbing company's craftsmanship is of the highest quality. All plumbing companies must have a valid license and insurance to provide services in your state. To ensure that we will endeavor to resolve any complaints.

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Plumbing Service

It's thanks to professional Plumbing Service that we can simply step into our bathtub or shower and expect hot water to come out every time we turn the handle. In most cases, plumbing problems are best resolved using expensive specialized tools that most people don't own, such as a drain cleaner or a high-quality video camera for a more detailed inspection.  These are some of the biggest benefits that plumbing services can provide when you have problems with your plumbing.

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Power flushing Lincoln

It is very important to unplug all electrical outlets in your home or office. If they get out of the way, here comes the problem. In this case, draining in Gainsborough will solve the problem immediately without spending any additional time. They would have learned the benefits of using Power flushing Lincoln. If you need plumbing services, be sure to choose an experienced service provider who has the talent to solve your problems. The service should be flexible enough to understand the customer and allow them to understand the concept of the service. Talk to a Gainsborough Plumber and they will tell you a lot about flexibility. Connections within a building are not possible without the help of a plumbing service, as only the plumbing service knows where to connect to which end. There are many formulas for this. Proper water flow can only be obtained by applying them correctly.

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Drainage in Gainsborough

Your chosen plumbing service provider in the market should be able to explain your current situation and also provide solutions on how to get out of all the troubles when you are trapped. Drainage in Gainsborough dutifully explains all this. In-building connections are not possible without the help of a plumbing service. Only the plumbing service knows where to connect to which end. There are many formulas for this. Proper water flow can only be obtained by applying them correctly. However, most people were wondering why choose these plumbing services when there are inexpensive private plumbers in the area. To answer your question, I'll elaborate on the differences.

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Drainage in Gainsborough

If you think your friends offer the best services, you can try them out and enjoy the benefits they offer. The service you choose should be more flexible for your comfort. These are some of the simple ideas on how to choose the best plumbing service. Finding the right survey can help, even if it's hard to answer the right survey. We are your one stop shop for Drainage in Gainsborough, Iowa. Our contractors and partner plumbers at Saksylby offer a variety of plumbing repair services. Our plumbers have extensive experience with commercial and residential plumbing systems.

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Drainage in Gainsborough

A few special items are essential for everyday plumbing jobs. In this post, you will learn about multiple items for the plumbers to use. Experienced plumbers know how to repair a household issue. The Drainage in Gainsborough use a lot of advanced tools and special techniques.  A Sink auger is the penultimate weapon to clear up clogs in sinks and tub drains. Because it has stainless steel cable with a corkscrew tip at the end. Within a drum canister, the line is coiled to reach a clog and clear it.

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Drainage in Gainsborough

If any of your friends suggest the best plumbing service then by having their opinion in your mind you can surely believe in them and make use of this service and later you can suggest the service to some of your friends also. If you have a look at the Drainage in Gainsborough they will first clear out all the mess that is present surrounding your area that includes drainage which will be helpful for them to fix the next problem. If you have made your choice best then they are going to provide you with a lot of offers as well as give you a good result.

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Drainage in Gainsborough

When it comes to the water supply connection and many more things it has to be properly fixed so that no leakage will have happened. Whenever you are making use of the plumbing service you need to check whether they will be able to provide you with additional services that are available. In that case, the Drainage in Gainsborough will do the work in an additional way and you need not pay a heavy amount. If you know about it clearly then you can handle the work on your own but if it is not possible for you to do it by yourself then you can make use of the plumbing service because they will have a lot of tricks on how to arrange the pipelines and fix them properly.