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The new build sector is entering one of the biggest periods of regulatory and technical change seen in recent years.
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GGF is calling on members and the wider industry to take part in a critical consultation response that could shape the future of lead use across both stained-glass heritage sectors and applied decorative lead.
The Welsh Government has introduced the new Home Energy Model for u-value calculations for new build windows and doors – making the shift to triple-glazed units more likely.
Purplex Marketing has announced a new live webinar led by its CEO Andrew Scott, which is says is designed to help glazing businesses strengthen performance and plan for growth in 2026.
Glass and Glazing Federation strengthens its leadership team with the appointment of Amy Hopton-Smith as Head of Commercial and Operations, reinforcing its focus on growth and member value.
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