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Worcester-based GL launches new E-home to showcase innovative electric home solutions
One of the UK’s leading and award-winning suppliers of all-electric, sustainable solutions has launched its own innovative E-home showcasing a range of products to help house builders (and homeowners) achieve net zero carbon targets.
Worcester-based GL has been successfully supplying lighting, safety alarms and electrical accessories to new house builders for over 20 years. With the cost-of-living on the rise and building regulations changing to reflect growing energy needs, E-home offers solutions to meet Part L, SAP & EPC targets and the Future Homes Standard.
The solutions which include solar panels, electric vehicle (EV) charging points, energy storage systems and infrared heating technology were on display during a launch event at the company’s showroom in Great Western Business Park, McKenzie Way on Tuesday, 15th November.
Having won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise twice, GL designs and manufactures products to comply with relevant building regulations, covering all spectrums from energy efficiency to fire and acoustics. It also won The Princess Royal Training Award in 2016. GL has a proven track record of supply, reliability and an established route to market. For more information about GL, please visit https://gl-e.uk/. Alternatively, you can visit the showroom in Great Western Business Park, Worcester.
New podcast called Family Law Uncovered launched by Thursfields Solicitors
Leading Midlands law firm, Thursfields Solicitors, has launched a new podcast series focusing on family law, hosted by its own legal experts.
Family Law Uncovered will be discussing everything from separation to divorce, including subjects such as mediation, family finance and how to do what’s best for any children involved. Podcast hosts will include Shane Miller, Laura Williams, Hannah Nicholls and Jill Roberts, who are all legal experts in the Family Law department at Thursfields.
As well as talking to each other about family law, the podcast hosts will also regularly invite external guests. Ms Miller, who heads the Family Law department at Thursfields, said: “We are thrilled and excited to be launching Family Law Uncovered. “The podcast series will give us a real opportunity to reach out to a wider audience to share our experience in family law and hopefully to help more people who need our legal expertise.” Thursfields is planning to record and broadcast Family Law Uncovered on a monthly basis and will host the series on its own website at thursfields.co.uk/family-law-uncovered. Each episode of Family Law Uncovered will also appear across all mainstream audio streaming channels such as Spotify, Apple and others.
