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Events & awards
2017
Housing Heroes Awards 26 June, Manchester
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Housing 2017 27 – 29 June, Manchester
www.cihhousing.com
Housing Design Awards 10 July, London
www.hdawards.org
Housing Festival 13 July, Cardiff
www.cih.org/cymru/housing_festival
National Housing Awards 7 September, London
www.nationalhousingawards.co.uk
RESI Conference 13 – 15 September, Newport
www.resiconf.com
NHF Annual Conference & Housing Exhibition 19 – 20 September, Birmingham
annual.housing.org.uk
UK Construction Week 10 – 12 October, Birmingham
www.ukconstructionweek.com
Build Show 10 – 12 October, Birmingham
www.ukconstructionweek.com/build-show
24housing Awards 12 October, Coventry
www.24housingawards.co.uk
RCI Show 1 – 2 November, Coventry
www.rcishow.co.uk
Women in Housing Awards 2 November, Manchester
www.womeninhousingawards.co.uk
Women in Housing Conference 2 November, Manchester
www.womeninhousingconference.co.uk
WhatHouse? Awards 17 November, London
www.whathouse.com/awards
UK Roofing Awards 2017 – winners announced
The National Federation of Roofing Contractors has announced the winners of this year’s UK Roofing Awards. The winners were revealed at a ceremony that took place on Friday 19 May at Park Plaza, Westminster Bridge, London and was hosted by BBC Breakfast’s Steph McGovern. Commenting on the competition
winners, James Talman, chief executive at NFRC said: “Congratulations to all our winners. The Awards is the highlight of the roofing calendar and this year was no exception. The judging panel was blown away with the quality of entries and every winner should be proud of their achievement.” Winners across the 11 competition
categories were as follows: • Green Roofing Skygarden Ltd working with Topek; project: The Macallan Distillery
• HardMetal Roofing Roles Broderick Roofing; project: Exeter College, University of Oxford
• Heritage Roofing Emerton Roofing (Western); project: The Boat House
• Lead Roofing – Sponsored by Chandlers Roofing Supplies K&M Leadwork; project: Goring Clock Tower
• LiquidApplied Roofing and Waterproofing Mitie Tilley Roofing; project: North Terminal, Gatwick Airport
• MasticAsphalt /HotMelt Prater Ltd working with Radmat Building Products; project: Fitzroy Place
• Reinforced BitumenMembranes M&J Group; project: Fleet Bank House
• Roof Slating Contour Roofing (Essex); project: St Joseph’s College
• RoofTiling Rowlands Roofing working with Marley Eternit; project: Quintain House
• Sheeting and Cladding – Sponsored by ECIC Lakesmere; project: Greenwich Energy Centre (Optik Cloak)
• Single Ply Roofing Carlisle Construction Materials working with Topek; project: The Macallan Distillery, Speyside
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In addition to the category winners, awards were also presented to the following accolades for their outstanding standards of workmanship and technical excellence: • Roof of the Year – sponsored by SIG Roofing, this award was presented to Rowlands Roofing in association with Marley Eternit for work on Quintain House. This award was chosen by the UK Roofing Awards Judges from this year’s winners.
• CITB Exceptional Contribution to Training – this award went to Beverley Sexton of Jackson Jackson & Sons
• Young Leadworker of the Year (Lead Sheet Association) – this award was scooped by Jay Stubbs, a self-employed leadworker trading at LDN Leadwork
• Murdoch Sponsor’s Award (Lead Contractors Association) – Celtic Leadwork won this award for its work on a Primary School in Notting Hill, London
• MurdochAward (Lead Contractors Association) – Conservation Leadwork Ltd won this award for its work on Culham Court Chapel
Details of all winners can be found at the following URL:
www.nfrc.co.uk/uk-roofing-awards
UK’s safest housebuilders honoured
NHBC has announced the winners of the first round of its annual Health and Safety Awards; the UK’s only awards scheme to honour the safest homebuilders. Every year several thousand construction
workers are injured while working. Through effective management of working areas and access routes many of these could be avoided. The matter of health, safety and environment (HSE) continues to be one of the top priorities in housebuilding. The NHBC Health and Safety Awards
are designed to recognise and reward the very best in health and safety, as well as helping to drive up safety standards in the industry by showcasing best practice. A total of 56 site managers have been
awarded Commended status for their sites and will now go on to compete for the Highly Commended and National titles. The winners are to be announced at a gala event on 7 July. All of the competing sites have been visited by NHBC Health and Safety advisors and were scored against the highly stringent health and safety standards set for the competition.
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