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M-AR Offsite joins new trade body L-R: Steve Cole, Ryan Geldard and Dave Sheridan


Offsite specialist contractor M-AR has become a member of the UK’s modular housing trade body, Make UK Modular, as part of its mission to drive Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) into the mainstream and provide continued support for the


industry as a whole. M-AR will join industry leaders including, among others, Ilke Homes, Vision Modular Systems, L&G Modular, Top Hat, as members of Make UK Modular. Make UK Modular’s mission is to strengthen the modular manufacturing sector to help solve the UK housing crisis by delivering better, greener homes faster.


01482 635081 www.m-ar.co.uk ADF03_M-AR_Structural Elements - MMC_PR.indd 1 Waterproofi ng system protects British Museum


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Newton Waterproofi ng, the UK’s leading independent designers and suppliers of waterproofi ng systems, has delivered a failsafe waterproofi ng and fi reproofi ng solution to the service tunnels beneath the British Museum, ensuring that the Grade 1 listed building is fully protected. Built between


1907 and 1914, the King Edward VII Galleries, part of the British Museum in London, sits above a series of tunnels and ventilation shafts, which supply air into the gallery. The gallery houses many priceless objects of historical signifi cance and cultural importance,


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