Saturday 26th February (9am – 5:30pm)
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is offering a free personal consultation with an architect to discuss ideas for designing and building your own home or renovating or reconfiguring your existing home in a strictly no obligation 25 minute meeting.
Bookings must be made in advance via the NSBRC website.
This will be held as an in-person event at the NSBRC.
The Passivhaus standard is designed to deliver comfort, quality and lower running costs, in any type of building. We spend most of our time indoors, so buildings play an important part in our health and wellbeing. Take advantage of this free, virtual workshop and ensure you have the right team behind you for your Passivhaus…
We’re just one month away from autumn’s National Self Build & Renovation Show, which runs from Friday 16th – Sunday 18th October. This is the ideal event to meet experts and see and test products in a spacious and relaxing setting. The show offers something for everyone, no matter what stage you are at with your project. We…
Last chance to book your tickets for this Saturday’s Open Day! Every visitor will receive…– Our brand new self build handbook– Free self build magazine bundle– An exclusive 15% discount code for our range of training courses– Buy one get one free offer in our coffee shop (take-away only) BOOK YOUR FREE TICKETS HERE For…
The NSBRC Guide to: Managing Money Friday 4th November (09:00 – 17:00) Manage your budget, manage your build! Your homebuilding project is likely to be one of the largest single spends in your lifetime. This course will discuss how you can manage your finances, in a controlled and planned manner, keeping you on track and on budget….
The news is difficult to cope with right now. And while nothing we face compares to the dangerous, tragic, desperate situation in Ukraine – life in the UK will get harder to afford for many. To read the full advice from Martin Lewis on Money Saving Expert, click here.
The provisional data, released by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), revealed that the energy sector experienced the largest reduction in CO2 emissions in 2019. The provisional data revealed that in 2019, renewables generated a record 36.9% of the UK’s electricity, more than half of which came from wind alone. To read…