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- Gas Appliances Ltd
- The London Gazette Nbr. 59951, October 28, 2011
- Corporate Insolvency
- Vulcana Gas Appliances Limited Life & Pension Scheme
- The London Gazette Nbr. 60029, January 13, 2012
- Regulation
- Killer Threat to Elderly ; Older People Have Been Warned of the Danger Posed by Faulty Household Gas Appliances.
Older people have been warned of the danger posed by faulty household gas appliances. Age Concern North Lincolnshire warned there was a serious risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from gas boilers and appliances using gas or solid fuel - if they have not been installed and maintained properly.
- Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph
- December 23, 2008

- Vulcana Gas Appliances Limited Life & Pension Scheme
- The London Gazette Nbr. 60051, February 06, 2012
- Regulation
- Safety Tips for Students
WHEN choosing a property many students look for low rent and proximity to the campus but how can they ensure the accommodation does not have one or more old and defective gas appliances? The Heating Helpline, the advice service backed by the Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association, says that landlords and lettings agencies renting accommodation to students have a legal duty to ensure gas appliances have been checked and serviced. Bob Towse, technical and safety consultant for the Heating Helpline, said: "Gas appliances in rented accommodation should be serviced annually in accordance with manufacturers' instructions by a Gas Safe registered installer, in addition to having annual gas safety checks carried out on them.
- Derby Evening Telegraph
- September 29, 2010
- Check Gas Appliances, Nla Warns
HOMEOWNERS are being warned to check their properties' central heating and gas systems now that winter has set in. The National Landlords' Association is calling on all households to focus on gas and fire safety, paying particular attention to the hazards posed by carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Western Mail
- November 30, 2008
- Spring Into Action and Keep Gas Safe at Home ; Advertisement Feature
SPRING may be just around the corner but you'll still depend on your gas appliances for hot water and cooking even once the weather gets war mer. It's important to remember to make sure all of your gas appliances are working safely and correctly all year round.
- Derby Evening Telegraph
- March 21, 2011
- Calling the Professionals ; Advertisement Feature: Be Safe with Gas
EVEN if you think you are good at DIY, the Gas Safe Register advises that you should never work on gas. Doing DIY on gas appliances could put your lives and homes at risk. Fitting a gas fire or cooker may look like a simple job, but it's not.
- Plymouth Evening Herald, The
- April 02, 2011
- Why Gas Regulations Are No Laughing Matter ; Property Expert According to Riachard Craythorne, Many Midlands Landlords Could Be Breaking the Law by Failing to Have Their Gas Appliances Regularly Checked
Midlands landlords may be failing to meet gas safety requirements, says partner Richard Crathorne of property consultancy Curry & Partners Residential landlords across the West Midlands could be breaking the law if they do not carry out an annual gas safety check of their properties every 12 months by a CORGI-registered installer.
- Birmingham Post
- February 06, 2009
- How Young People Are Building Up Glittering Careers ; Apprentices Are Hard at Work Across Teesside Honing Their Skills and Building Bright Futures. Karen Mclauchlan Take a Look:
Matthew follows in his father's footsteps ENGINEERING and plumbing are among Redcar and Cleveland College's most popular apprenticeship courses. And for 16-year-old Matthew Storey, right, it was a natural progression. He decided to follow his dad into the plumbing trade - and began an apprenticeship course at the Redcar college last September supported by his employer, plumbing firm WH Dunn. "I decided to become a plumber as I've always enjoyed doing hands on things and from helping my dad in his work from an early age I knew it was something that I would like to do as a career," said Matthew. "Being an apprentice means that, as well as going to college and learning the skills I need to become fully qualified, I also get to go out and practice these skills in the real world and get expe...
- Evening Gazette
- January 20, 2011