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1st Floor Braintree House Braintree Road
Ruislip
HA4 0EJ
UK
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Listing of all 16 news releases from UK Trades Confederation:
Tradespeople wanted for quality club
An organisation recruiting only tradespeople who will turn up on time, do a good job, and stick to costs as agreed, has launched on the Isle of Wight.
News from UK Trades Confederation (22 February 2008)
Certass or FENSA Part L certification
The UK Trades Confederation (UKTC) is working in conjunction with both FENSA and Certass self certification schemes to ensure UKTC members comply with the building regulation Part L.
News from UK Trades Confederation ( 9 January 2007)
Business awards finals for association
The UK Trades Confederation (UKTC) has been officially announced as one of the finalists of the UK's National Business Awards Regional Programme for the South East for best use of technology.
News from UK Trades Confederation (21 July 2006)
UKTC partners with Trading Standards
User application article UKTC, one of the UK's leading trade associations, will be responsible for contacting and recruiting local businesses in the Brighton and Hove area.
News from UK Trades Confederation (19 June 2006)
UK Trades Confederation reaches Awards finals
The UK Trades Confederation reaches the finals of the National Business Awards Regional Programme.
News from UK Trades Confederation ( 7 June 2006)
SME resources to win government business
The UK Trades Confederation (UKTC), has made a huge financial investment in its members by offering them free e-commerce websites with email facilities.
News from UK Trades Confederation (27 October 2005)
EXCEL London Business Startup Show
New Business start ups get a kick start with The UK Trades Confederation at the EXCEL London Business Startup Show.
News from UK Trades Confederation (21 September 2005)
Paperwork delaying electricians becoming compliant
Technical background article Phobia of paperwork is preventing electricians becoming Part P registered according to one of the UK's leading trade associations, The UK Trades Confederation.
News from UK Trades Confederation (29 June 2005)
Should we all be 'competent'?
Technical background article Derek Vaughan Managing Director of The UK Trades Confederation debates whether 'competence schemes' benefit or penalise a trade.
News from UK Trades Confederation (17 June 2005)
SMEs get accredited
Technical background article Thousands of SMEs get accredited and enter the Public Sector Marketplace at no cost
News from UK Trades Confederation (28 April 2005)
Rosemary And Thyme Uses Reputable Tradesman
One of the UK's leading trade associations, The UK Trades Confederation corporate identity has received nationwide coverage in the ITV production of Rosemary and Thyme.
News from UK Trades Confederation (26 November 2004)
Part P Exposed
Technical background article The UK Trades Confederation investigates two electrical companies that have applied to be Part P registered and how it will affect their businesses.
News from UK Trades Confederation (30 September 2004)
UK Trades Confederation Members e-Business
One of the UK's leading trade associations, The UK Trades Confederation financially commits to its members to allow them to move into e-business.
News from UK Trades Confederation (31 May 2004)
Members Discounted Offers On Commercial Vehicles.
The UK Trades Confederation appoints Vanman as benefit provider for its growing membership.
News from UK Trades Confederation (31 March 2004)
UK Trades Confederation Interest Free Finance
The UK Trades Confederation has launched an interest free finance scheme for its members.
News from UK Trades Confederation ( 8 March 2004)
Give Me A Break!
Technical background article Derek Vaughan of the UK Trades Confederation investigates the rights of employees in a changing working environment.
News from UK Trades Confederation (18 December 2003)
