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BWF launches new ADR service with RICS to help you get on top of the new consumer rights rules
CPA Weekly Notes 13th May 2016
As a benefit of BWF's membership of the Construction Products Association (CPA), logged-in members are able to view the latest Weekly Notes
A message to all members from the BWF President
Optimism for joinery sales but thin margins, poor payment and contractual issues risk undermining performance
The BWF Joinery State of Trade Survey Q1 2016 indicated that although sales performances remained healthy on the whole, plenty of risks remain.
New product design category boosts woodworking awards
A new Product Design in Wood category has been launched in 2016 to recognise excellence in technical expertise, application and innovation in joinery product manufacture and design.
New guide published for Part Q compliance
The British Woodworking Federation has launched a free-to-members guide on the new Part Q Security Regulations for accessible windows and doors in new homes.
Get the recognition your business deserves and help raise the profile of British woodworking by entering the BWF Awards in 2016
It’s election time (again) and BWF takes the ‘Red Tape Challenge’
CPA Weekly Notes 29th April 2016
As a benefit of BWF's membership of the Construction Products Association (CPA), logged-in members are able to view the latest Weekly Notes
Cutting Red Tape – A Beggar’s muddle
The responsibility for implementation and notably enforcement often falls within the remit of national and local authorities and it is here that it is frequently turned into a beggar's muddle
BWF sets sights on being a bit more noughty as it targets 1,000 members
BWF Members’ Day 2016: A risky event to miss this year
What an opportunity to, once and for all, deal with the procurement issues in the construction and building industry
TTF announces new guidance on Marine Plywood – Third Party QA Mandatory from June 1st 2016
As of June 1st 2016, all sales in the UK by TTF Members of non-independent third party Quality Assured Marine Plywood will cease
National Insurance Contributions for Apprentices under 25
From 6 April 2016, if you employ an apprentice you may not need to pay employer Class 1 National Insurance contributions (NICs) on their earnings below £827 a week (£43,000 a year).