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Stanley's new FatMax magnetic tape measure enables measurements to be made from absolute zero for the first time ever.

Out-of-work mum sets up decorating supplies and services shop with husband.

How will the Green Deal bring new work to Britain's tradesmen and women and what do they need to be aware of?

Female footballer relies on her plastering skills when off the pitch.

East Yorkshire plasterers become the first in Yorkshire to be approved to used pioneering wall material, Fermacell.

New MATRIX tools from Black & Decker offer versatility and value for both tradesmen and homeowners.

Bosch's new RH850VC Rotary Hammer takes vibration control technology to new heights while being one of the hardest hitting hammers in its class.

Brits are failing to let their insurers know if they have made structural alterations to their home, new research from MoneySupermarket.com has revealed.

A brand new dustless tiling adhesive will make construction sites a far healthier and less messy place for tilers to work.

A trainee tiler is showing how valuable apprentices can be to small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

Plans for the future of the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) have been unveiled by the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC), spelling a new wave of opportunities for plumbers and gas fitters across the UK. The Domestic RHI will support the installation of ground and air source heat pumps, biomass boilers and solar […]

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that tradesmen such as plumbers, builders and carpenters are among those most likely to benefit from automatic enrolment into workplace pensions. The new system is being phased in starting from this October, and Pensions Minister, Steve Webb, MP, said that construction industries have historically had poor […]