Posts Tagged ‘FREE Tickets’
Free Tickets to Home Improvement Show read below
Would you like FREE tickets to the UK’s largest home improvement show starting on Friday 30 September to Sunday 2 October 2011 at Earls Court 1, Warwick Rd, London, SW5 9TA? If you would like to come along, then click the banner below or click here to register for 2 FREE tickets.
Click Logo to order your FREE tickets to The National Home Improvement Show
More about the Home Improvement Show
What can you see at The National Home Improvement Show apart from Abolute Solar? This national show provides inspiration and advice on all the latest advancements in technology and home improvements available to people looking to improve their living standards and way of life.
Things to Do:-
- Talk to over 350 specialist companies inlcuding Absolute Solar
- In-dept advice in the Real Homes Live!
- Specialist Masterclass programme
- Ask the Experts from Real Homes magazine
- Create more space with the Gardens & Landscaping area by Matt James
- Learn the Tricks of the Trade from the DIY Doctor
- Visit the Period Property Pavilion from Period Living magazine
- See the latest technology in the Home Entertainment & Technology Zone
- Transform the inside of your home in Julia Kendell’s Interiors Pavilion
- Make your home more sustainable in the Eco Home Zone – saving money, energy and the environment
Register here for FREE entry for 2 people to The National Home Improvement Show.
We look forward to seeing you at Earl’s Court London from 30 September – 2 October 2011, on stand 467 in the Eco zone to see our latest technology of solar panels and inverters and discuss your needs in person.
- Davey: Climate change policies could halve negative impacts of energy price shocks May 18, 2012The negative impact that spikes in global oil, gas and coal prices have on the UK could be reduced by over 50% in 2050 as a result of climate change policies, Edward Davey said today. The analysis, produced by Oxford Economics and commissioned by Government, shows how the UK’s sensitivity to oil and gas price shocks could be reduced by using low-carbon forms […]
