April 2011 South West Building & Construction 9 15TH YEAR


Magazine marks milestone


SOUTH West Building & Construction Magazine is marking its 15th anniversary year with this special feature. The magazine serves the industry in the region by being topical, interesting and keeping on top of building and construction issues. Several of the advertisers in this feature have supported the magazine over many years. Advertising, of course, is our lifeblood. Without the support of our advertisers we could not exist. South West Building & Construction Magazine is a free magazine with only one source of income. In return, our advertisers


know the value of being seen within the pages of South West Building & Construction Magazine. We go direct to the workplace of many thousands


of professionals and tradesmen throughout the region. The lively combination of


relevant editorial, pictures and advertisements draws positive comment from many of our readers.


A typical view is that South


West Building and Construction acts a medium of communication, much valued within a widespread region. It is also valued as a source of information on locally- available skills, services and products. Many readers hang on to back copies, knowing that the magazines provide valuable reference material which is referred back to time after time. The following pages contain articles on some of the firms


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