28 South West Building & Construction
January 2010
ENVIRONMENT
Knowledgeable and friendly service
EXTENSIVE SHOWROOM DISPLAYS WOOD & MULTI FUEL STOVES
Exeter 01392 811597
Visit us online at
www.countryheat.co.uk
Prompt & Reliable - NO VAT
RICH ALLEN
Plumbing & Heating
• Installation, Servicing & Repair Of LPG & Natural Gas Central Heating Systems, Boilers & Appliances
• Bathroom Installation • General Plumbing • Free ESTIMATES • NO CALL OUT CHARGE
• Save Money! Save the Environment
Email:
rllallen@aol.com
01726 871341
Insurance Claims
M: 07789 391709
STENLAKES LTD
Water & Waste Systems
LAUNCESTON CORNWALL
• South West Water Approved Contractors
• Leak Detection, Pipe Repair and Replacement
• New Water Main and Sewage Connections
• Street Works Accredited Company
• Sewage Pumping Station & Treatment Plants
• Installation, Service Repair and Sale
Tel: 01566 773 195
www.stenlakes.co.uk
● Traditional Stone Walling ● Dry & Mortar Work ● Brickwork & Lime Putty
Tel: 01288 361886/321711 Mob: 07813987509/07917 867692 Visit our website
www.pandjstonewalling.co.uk
Combined experience of over 20 years using a variety of different stone sourced locally.
COUNTRY Heat is a family business supplying and installing woodburning stoves, multi-fuel stoves, cookers, flue pipe kits, liners and fire accessories. Established in 1974, the
business can supply everything needed for wood stoves. The Country Heat showroom at Ide on the edge of Exeter stocks an extensive range of the new clean-burn, visible flame stoves with live displays and fireside accessories. Offering a friendly and knowledgeable service, the business is a Hetas registered and approved installer. Country Heat provides customers with the satisfaction of being more independent and green by burning wood - a renewable energy source. Tel: 01392 811597 or 08450 533036. Email via the address
enquiries@countryheat.co.uk. Visit the website at
www.countryheat.co.uk. ■ THE future of a climate-
resilient Britain depends on the engineering sector’s response to the challenge. That was the message from Environment Secretary Hilary Benn speaking at a joint Defra and Engineering the Future Conference.
Mr Benn called on the sector to lead the way in building Britain’s future infrastructure - from transport networks to nuclear power stations to withstand the changes to our climate. He said: ‘The floods of November, and the collapse of bridges, show us how much a resilient infrastructure matters. Protecting ourselves against negative impacts, and also taking advantage of the benefits of a changing climate, is all part of building Britain’s future. ‘The UK’s engineering sector is vital to tackling this challenge and is well-placed to lead in designing and engineering climate resilient and low carbon infrastructure for global markets, as well as the UK.’
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