We’re looking forward to catching up with friends and meeting new contacts at this year’s Fire Safety Event at the NEC, 30 April – 2 May 2024. The event is dedicated to supporting those of us in the fire safety industry, with CPD-accredited seminars and over 175 exhibitors gathering in Birmingham for 3 days this […]

Local authorities across the UK are debating this question. Why? • Bin rooms are being used by drug addicts • Chutes often get blocked and clogged • Chutes smell bad in hot weather Is there a better solution than shutting down the chutes? Yes, there is! • Invest in maintaining the chutes • Survey the […]

In October, we had the privilege to support ASCP with their excellent Autumn Technical Meetings. We were there to provide professional information on judicially admissible inspections, refuse chute fire safety measures and British Standards relating to refuse chutes. Our chief expert, Charles White, delivered talks at four of the five meetings: Yorkshire/North East – 10 […]

June was a busy month for the Hydro Chute team with the second of two conferences – this one being held  in Manchester – Housing 2023. According to the Housing 2023 website, the exhibition “remains the must-attend event for local authorities, housing associations, key partners and suppliers, government, housebuilders, and developers”, so as a preferred […]

ASCP 2023 is a conference, exhibition and awards ceremony dedicated to safety and compliance professionals. This year’s annual event was held in June at the Telford International Centre. The Awards recognise the achievement of individuals and organisations in safety and compliance so we were over the moon to be nominated by St Leger Homes for […]

In April, the Hydro Chute team made their way to the NEC in Birmingham to exhibit at the Fire Safety Event. The event brings together businesses and organisations committed to fire safety management with over 150 leading manufacturers and service providers showcasing the most cutting-edge fire safety products and solutions in active and passive fire […]