UKCA & CE marking of construction products after BREXIT
The birth of CE marking The Construction Products Regulations (CPR) became UK law in 2011 to enforce the European Construction Products Directive. The aim of the Directive was to standardise the safety performance of construction products across the EU. The CPD defined six principles for materials that are to be used in civil engineering: Mechanical […]
Green Energy – Looking to the future!
Dale Edwards, Strategic Consultant – Green Energy at Clarke Wilmott shares his thoughts on the importance of the UK Government creating, developing, and implementing a clear green energy strategy for the future. This follows Boris Johnson’s speech at the recent Conservative Party conference, stating the UK would become a world leader in green energy by […]
Green Bonds are on the way
Bethan Evans, Banking & Finance Partner at Clarke Willmott based in Cardiff, shares her thoughts on the recent announcement by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak on financial support for the green industrial revolution. Ever since some fellow European countries had either issued or announced plans to issue green bonds to help rejuvenate their economies […]
What will the Domestic Reverse Charge mean for Construction Businesses?
Graham Potts, Managing Director at South West accountancy practice, Wessex Commercial, looks at the impact of upcoming changes to VAT rules for construction businesses and urges businesses to prepare. The government are introducing Domestic Reverse Charge for construction to reduce VAT fraud within the construction sector. The scheme is effective from 1st March 2021 and […]
Group joins the Sizewell C Consortium
Graham Potts, Chairman of the Hinkley PSG comments why the group has joined the Sizewell C Consortium initiative
4 ways the the Hinkley Supply Chain team help your business?
How can the Hinkley Supply Chain team help your business? We find out from Natalie and Alan at the Hinkley Supply Chain Team