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APPOINTMENTS & NEWS The Aico|HomeLINK Community Awards to return for 2024


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ico|HomeLINK are bringing their spectacular Community Awards back for 2024, returning on Tursday 18th April


2024, at Te ICC, Birmingham. Hosted by Carl Jones, presenter of Shropshire


Business Live TV, the ceremony will welcome over 400 guests and finalists for an evening of celebration, and recognition of excellence within the social housing industry and local community. Te Community Awards consists of 13 different categories, ranging from the Woman in Fire Safety Award, to Sustainability Project of the Year. Aico is also delighted to launch the Apprentice


of the Year Award for 2024. Te award has been established to honour the brightest talents within


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the electrical industry. Te top six candidates for this award will be invited to the Aico|HomeLINK Community Awards Ceremony, where the winner will be announced. All categories are now open to enter. Te


Community Awards by Aico|HomeLINK are open for nominations to the public and organisations across the UK. Entries will be accepted until the 16th of February 2024. Neal Hooper, Managing Director of Aico,


comments: “We are thrilled to be bringing back the Community Awards, these awards are a celebration of the inspirational people and organisations within social housing and our local communities. Corporate Social Responsibility


(CSR) is a key focus for Aico|HomeLINK. We believe it’s about making a real difference in the lives of those around us, that’s why it’s so important to recognise the individuals and organisations who are going above and beyond to make their communities a better place. We look forward to celebrating the achievements of the nominees at the Awards in April.” To find out more, and how to enter, please visit:


www.aico.co.uk/news-and-events/aicohomelink- community-awards-2024/


01691 664100 enquiries@aico.co.uk www.aico.co.uk


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ARDEX returns to SPATEX 2024 A


RDEX UK are once again exhibiting at SPATEX – the UK’s largest pool, spa and wellness show – which is


taking place from 6th to 8th February at the Coventry Building Society Arena. At the heart of the pool and leisure industry, SPATEX is backed by a number of prestigious associations including ISPE (Institute of Swimming Pool Engineers), SPATA (Swimming Pool and Allied Trades Association) and BISHTA (British and Irish Spa and Hot Tub Association).


ARDEX will be returning to Stand D1 to showcase their world-class tiling solutions for pool and wet leisure installations – providing an extensive range of products, designed to work as systems – not only for fast-track installation times, but that also produce long- lasting, durable finishes. Join the ARDEX team of technicians and specification experts to find out why ARDEX are the experts in swimming pool and wet leisure


installations – with


systems specified on a many prestigious projects


including the London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympic Games,


the Toll Cross International Swimming Centre for the 2014 Commonwealth Games and many, many more! Visit the ARDEX stand and talk to professionals


about your pool


find out about products and systems and how ARDEX taps into the resources of the ARDEX Group – a global leader of high- performance building products – to provide solutions to a range of situations. Shaun Howarth,


Head of Business Development at ARDEX will also be ADF01_BAL_Appointments & News_Half Page Advertorial.indd 1 www.ardex.co.uk www.spatex.co.uk 08/01/2024 12:25 projects,


delivering a RIBA-approved CPD ‘Specify Tiling in Swimming Pools and Leisure Centres’ at 1.15pm on Tuesday 6th February in the ISPE Workshop Arena. Shaun will be discussing the latest developments and standards in swimming pool design and tiling and considerations for contractors and architects when selecting and specifying the most appropriate tile fixing solutions for use in swimming pools and leisure centres.


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