News
Coventry factory fire damage unexplained
Posted on 9th August 2012
Fire crews in Coventry were still at a huge incident of fire damage near the local airport this morning.
London Hostel fire damage leaves one dead
Posted on 9th August 2012
Fire damage at a disused hostel in London has left one dead and three others injured, the Evening Standard has reported.
Bristol lodge brick restoration hopes
Posted on 8th August 2012
BBC News has reported that conservationists have high hopes for brick restoration plans at a Bristol house.
Water damage causes North Somerset landslip
Posted on 8th August 2012
Properties in North Somerset have suffered water damage after heavy rain also caused a landslip in the area.
Barmouth fire damage lucky escape
Posted on 7th August 2012
A senior firefighter is telling North Wales homeowners to be more fire damage aware after a ‘lucky escape’ in a town incident.
Woking burial ground for brick restoration
Posted on 7th August 2012
The Muslim Burial Ground on Horsell Common in Woking is to under new brick restoration works.
The Grade II listed site was built in 1917 for Indian Army soldiers killed in World War One. It has been in need of brick restoration since 1968, when the site started to fall into disrepair.
Woman escapes Edinburgh flat fire
Posted on 6th August 2012
A woman was taken to hospital on Thursday 2 August after suspicious fire damage was started in the stairwell of a residential building in Edinburgh.
Fire fighters were called to the house on Captain’s Drive shortly after 9pm on Thursday 2 after the fire damage broke out upstairs in the house.
Cardiff wall brick restoration reaches awards final
Posted on 6th August 2012
The Bute Park brick restoration project in Cardiff has made it to the final round of the National Lottery Awards 2012.
The brick restoration works are one of three such schemes in the UK to have made it to the awards final in the Best Heritage Project category after extensive public voting.
Ceredigion flood damage appeal hits £100,000
Posted on 3rd August 2012
An appeal for victims of flood damage in Ceredigion has hit £100,000.
The appeal was started in June when the Welsh county suffered severe flood damage. Large parts of Ceredigion were left underwater with some 1000 people affected and numerous properties and holiday homes left in need of flood damage repairs.
