This week there has been some good news for the construction and tourism sectors in Scotland.
Good News for Construction and Tourism
Legally Binding Home Energy Efficiency Regulations by 2024
It is estimated that 930,000 homes in Scotland are below that standard.
Building Projects Should Promote Active Lifestyles
“Local planning departments are storing up massive problems in terms of congestion, air pollution and inactivity by building car-dependence into new housing developments.”
David Stewart MSP Takes His Fire Safety Campaign to Westminster
“Fire sprinklers have been proven time and time again to be effective in the fight against fire and I know that this move will save lives.”
Talking Thatch
The Old House, as it was known, with one of my cousins standing in the doorway – probably in the 1960’s.
Affordable Homes with Affordable Energy
Renewable energy technology in building construction.
Help to Buy Extended to 2021
“A third of the annual £50 million budget – £18 million – will be reserved for sales from SME builders”
See For Yourself: Energy Saving with a Straw Bale House
Free tour on Sunday 10th September – first bus leaves at 12 noon from Tesco car park booking required
Housing Options for 8 Islands in Orkney
Eight islands in Orkney have secured funding from the Scottish Government’s new Islands Housing Fund to explore local housing needs.
Building a House of Straw: Update
The Straw bale house features a turf roof.
