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Andrew Madge, managing director of Gowercroft Joinery has been appointed to the Executive Board of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF), the trade association for the woodworking and joinery manufacturing industry in the UK.

There was a focus on housebuilding in Philip Hammond’s budget yesterday with the announcement of a further £500m for the Housing Infrastructure Fund, which will unlock 650,000 homes.

The British Woodworking Federation (BWF) and BRE (the Building Research Establishment) have joined forces to raise awareness of the importance of fire doors and to help advance standards in their design, manufacture and installation.

Continuing its pledge to champion the industry of tomorrow, The W Exhibition and Elements will be partnering with the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) and Didac Training College for a second time.

The judging panel has been announced for The Elements of Innovation Awards 2018, which take place during the UK’s only dedicated furniture components show, Elements and woodworking machinery and materials show, the W Exhibition.

The British Woodworking Federation (BWF) has made new appointments to its Council and Executive Board as it focuses on driving forward its Build it Better with Wood strategy.

The team behind Fire Door Safety Week (FDSW), now in its sixth year, is gearing up for its 2018 campaign, which will run from 24 to 30 September. This year’s Campaign – Fire Door Five: Shutting the door on fire and smoke – aims to draw attention to the importance of properly-fitted and accredited fire doors as well as raising ...

The British Woodworking Federation (BWF) has launched a campaign to promote the UK’s exceptional woodworking skills and the many benefits of building with wood.

The British Woodworking Federation has extended the scope of its Certifire scheme for fire door manufacturers to include companies that achieve the necessary standard through the BM Trada Q-Mark scheme.

A new regulatory framework is needed to improve safety in higher-risk residential buildings, an independent review led by Dame Judith Hackitt has found.