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Double Glazing News | Date: July 2018

Are You Really Complying with the Consumer Contract Regulations? Part 1

You all remember the CCRs? They became law in June 2014, their full name: The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013. They covered all the “information requirements” an installation company needs to provide at, or before the order is placed to ensure that the contract complies with the Regulations, and brought in new cancellation rights as part o…

DGCOS joins the British Energy Efficiency Federation (BEEF)

British Energy Efficiency Federation (BEEF), which was formed back in 1996, aims to provide a forum for consultation between relevant trade associations within the energy efficiency industry and Government. Adrian Simpson, Assistant Director of Consumer Policy for DGCOS, attended a BEEF meeting on the 13th June 2018. During the meeting, we got to hear more about the Scottish Government’s ambitio…