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OFTEC release New Technical Instruction Books
30th July 2010
OFTEC has published a new set of technical books to reflect the changes to building regulations in England and Wales, as well as the new Scottish technical standards. In response to feedback from installers, OFTEC has also taken the opportunity to completely re-design the books, making them easier to use for reference material. Read More
Charity Football Match to Tackle Breast Cancer
26th July 2010
The Mid Ulster Football League in association with their Cup Sponsors, Harlequin Oil Tanks, present a charity football match in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer on Friday 30 July 2010, with 7pm kick-off at the new Lurgan Town 3G Arena Pitch. Read More
Oil Over for Trianco?
21st July 2010
Sheffield based Trianco Heating Products Limited - one of the UK's best known manufacturers of solid fuel and oil fired boilers has ceased trading today, following the appointment of administrators to the business. Speaking to someone familiar with the situation earlier today, OilFiredUp.com understands there is little prospect of the business being sold as a going concern. Read More
Record Bookings for FPS EXPO 2011
20th July 2010
FPS EXPO 2011, the UK's largest annual oil distribution industry exhibition which is due to take place on 13 & 14 April 2011 at the Harrogate International Centre was this week boosted by the news that the number of exhibitors booking for this year's event is significantly up on the previous year. Read More
TankDepot.co.uk commits to Oil & Renewables Show
19th July 2010
UK oil storage tank specialist TankDepot.co.uk, has confirmed it will be exhibiting at the inaugural Oil & Renewables Heating Show to be held at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry in October. The national two-day event will showcase the latest products, services and technologies and provides the perfect platform for heating technicians to share and promote best-practice and network with industry peers. Read More
Construction Safety Failing, says BPF
16th July 2010
A report issued today by industry groups highlighted severe flaws in legislation intended to safeguard the lives and livelihoods of those working in construction. Tighter rules about site safety were introduced under Labour to protect the 2.2 million people who work in the UK's biggest sector. Read More