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Recent News
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Chief Executive's Blog: Fiddling While Shoreditch Burns
I’m still slightly freaked by the fact that we’ve spent a normal morning working while the office...
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Press Release: BWF Members Take the Lead
The British Woodworking Federation’s (BWF) Executive Committee has adopted a system of lead members...
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Management & Supervisory Training - 20th & 21st April
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Press Release: BWF Calls on Members to 'Join In'
Following the redevelopment of its website last year, the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) has...
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WorldSkills UK is on the hunt for talented individuals to take part in this year's series of...
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Chief Executive's Blog: Support SCA's Shirt of Hurt!
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Construction Suffers Worst Fall In Output Since 1974
The latest ONS figures show construction output fell by over 11% in 2009.
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Press Release: Getting it Right: BWF Membership Figures Exceed Expectations
As the UK is tentatively beginning to show signs of emerging from the current recession, the...
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Cutting VAT on Housing Repair Could Create Over 50,000 Jobs
A new report claims that reducing VAT on housing repair and maintenace could boost the construction...
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Government Green Energy Efficiency Strategy Aims to Overhaul Existing Housing Stock
The Government predicts that its plans will make homes, more comfortable, warmer and cheaper to run.
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