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Investors in People Silver Accreditation for SBUK Group
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded Investors in People Silver Accreditation! We invest in people is an award-winning international accreditation programme that helps organisations to build
Ian Still – Sales Director at SBUK group talks about SIPs and the recent changes to SAP10
The use of SIPs now has a proven track record in the delivery of high performance, thermally efficient dwellings. Historically this was advantageous for our self-build clients that wanted to
‘true warrior’ Jason Liversidge
All at SIP Build UK are saddened to hear about the passing of World-Beating Jason Liversidge, who lost his battle with motor neurone disease (MND) on Saturday. Despite his diagnosis,
STA Awards shortlist for the Derbyshire Longhouse.
STA Awards shortlist for the Derbyshire Longhouse. | A modern take on a Derbyshire Longhouse, beautifully designed, location considerate multi-generational house using a steel frame and fabulously performing SIP Build
HELP TO GROW management course
In a constantly changing world, it’s essential for business leaders to keep on learning. The HELP TO GROW specialist programmes equip you to anticipate and adapt to the challenges ahead.
Offsite Awards shortlist for SIP Build UK.
The Coventry Building Society Arena will host the Offsite Construction Awards on September 19, 2023, along with the cutting-edge OFFSITE EXPO event. With 23 categories covering every aspect of the
NaCSBA Gold Partners House of Commons reception
Last night, we attended a House of Commons reception by the NaCSBA. The event, sponsored by Ecology Building Society, featured Richard Bacon MP, a Self Build advocate, who updated his
Constructing Excellence East Midlands Awards 2023
Constructing Excellence East Midlands Awards 2023 celebrating the very best of the Construction industry across the region! The East Midlands Awards was held on the 29th of June at the
£1.8 million community centre in Easton is back under construction.
Construction has resumed on the £1.8m community centre in Easton, alleviating concerns that the project may be at risk after the main contractor went into administration. Although the scheme is
