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The UK Consumer Protectection Agencey Formed to help protect innocent consumers and genuine businesses from rogue traders, The UK Consumer Protection Agency (UKCPA) is a community of independent small to medium sized businesses and consumers dedicated to the preservation of the highest trading standards and the promotion of integrity and professionalism. UKCPA has grown into a respected trade organisation within the Home Repair, Maintenance and Improvements sector (RMI). However the scope of industry sectors has been extended after successful pilot schemes in 2006 to include Property, Retail, Leisure, Service and Ecommerce industry. We also believe in the effective promotion of other businesses that are equally committed to providing a reputable & professional service to consumers. Website: www.consumerprotectionagency.co.uk
The Guild of Builders and Contractors The Guild of Builders and Contractors was formed in 1992 by 14 builders. Their aim was to create a Guild consisting of reputable firms and individuals actively involved in the building industry who were experienced and knowledgeable and traded with integrity. They also wished to provide appropriate services to members and ensure that the costs of membership were, and remained, considerably less than other trade organisations. Website: www.buildersguild.co.uk
British Damage Management Assocation The formation of the British Damage Management Association (BDMA) marked a milestone in relations between the insurance industry and those who provide recovery and restoration services. Modern damage management involves highly technical disciplines and the industry is traditionally intensely competitive. The creation of the BDMA indicated the significance damage management practitioners attach to the establishment and maintenance of uniform standards of care and codes of practice, underpinned by technical and corporate training. At its launch, on 1st December 1999, the Association received confirmation of support from Treasury Minister, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA), and its aim of establishing and promoting best practice in damage management and related disciplines was welcomed by major insurers and loss adjusters. The BDMA is committed to responding to the insurers’ need for contractors to work to recognised standards. Website: www.bdma.org.uk
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerace Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce is a modern member-led organisation with more than 2005 current members, operating in several locations in and around Edinburgh. Our aim is to provide the best professional advice and support in Edinburgh and the Lothians to businesses at all stages of development from start up to maturity. Website: www.edinburghchamber.co.uk
Constructionline Constructionline is owned by the Department of Industry (DTI) and is a contributor to the Rethinking Construction initiative. It is the UK’s largest register of pre-qualified construction contractors and consultants. Constructionline is designed to streamline procurement procedures and save valuable resources in the construction industry rendering it more efficient and effective.
Topps Tiles - "Topps Approved Fitter" At Topps Tiles we’re always looking for ways to improve the services we offer to our customers - which is why we have introduced the ‘Topps Approved Fitter Service’ as requested by popular demand by many of our long term customers. All fitters are experianced tile, wood and laminate flooring professionals, all fixing materials are covered by a lifetime guarantee and also a professional finish by an experianced tradesman. We only recommend experienced and professional fitters, so can rest assured you are getting 1st class services. Website: www.toppstile.co.uk
SEPA - The Scottish Environment Protection Agency The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is Scotland’s environmental regulator. Our main role is to protect and improve the environment. We do this by being an excellent environmental regulator, helping business and industry to understand their environmental responsibilities, enabling customers to comply with legislation and good practice and to realise the many economic benefits of good environmental practice. We protect communities by regulating activities that can cause harmful pollution and by monitoring the quality of Scotland's air, land and water. The regulations we implement also cover the keeping and use, and the accumulation and disposal, of radioactive substances. SEPA is a non-departmental public body, accountable through Scottish Ministers to the Scottish Parliament. SEPA has been advising Scottish ministers, regulated businesses, industry and the public on environmental best practice for over a decade.
Website: www.sepa.org.uk
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