Eskdale Railway Station Basement Conversion

Eskdale Railway Station Basement Conversion: "Wykamol were asked to visit a property which is currently owned by Lake District Estates, known as the popular Eskdale Railway Station it had been having some problems concerning a failed Bitutheme System."

Stainless Steel and its Application to Cutlery

Stainless Steel and its Application to Cutlery: "The most durable steel which can be made with an elegant finish, stainless steel is ideal for a range of applications. Furniture, art, appliances and cutlery are just a few applications however because of its qualities it’s use within cookware and kitchen utensils is just one of the main applications."

The Perfect Ventilation Fan For Basement Conversion

The Perfect Ventilation Fan For Basement Conversion: "When contractors are carrying out a basement conversion it is of extreme importance to ensure that there is adequate ventilation throughout. It has become a rising issue when we have contractors who call us up to make an enquiry when mould starts to affect the basement conversion walls. This condensation ultimately starts to affect the basement through installed showers and bedroom condensation."

Free Membership to the Inland Waterways Association

Free Membership to the Inland Waterways Association: "Customers of Canal Boat Cruises can now take advantage of free membership to the Inland Waterways Association for one year. This means that it is completely free to you our customer!"

Fire up for a Festival!

Fire up for a Festival!: "Standedge Tunnel, based on the Huddersfield Narrow Canal is one of the fantastic features you can take advantage of on one of our canal boat hire holidays, along the Pennine Ring route. However, on Saturday 5th February there is going to be the annual Imbolc Festival!"

Local worker breaks leg in fall from racking

Local worker breaks leg in fall from racking: "An employee of Phoenox Textiles, a Huddersfield based company, fell from an unguarded platform whilst working to dismantle a 30-foot high racking system. Fifty-seven year-old Dennis Hunter, of Barnsley, was left with a broken leg and crushed ankle when he fell eight feet onto concrete while dismantling racking at Phoenox Textiles' site in Spring Grove Mills, Clayton West. A subsequent HSE investigation deemed he had received no training for the work and had been using the wrong type of access equipment. The company was ordered to pay just over _15,000 in fines and costs and to date Mr Hunter remains unable to fully bear weight on his injured leg. If you are considering working at height always ensure you conduct a thorough risk assessment and provide adequate training and specialist access equipment. Our team of experts at Access Ability has been specifically tasked with offering customers the best advice and equipment solutions for safely working at height..."