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Still a lack of awareness out there
01/10/2008 by Stuart White.
I’m still amazed at the lack of awareness by the public and friends I talk to about EPCs and the rental market. HIPS does seem to have fared better in this respect.Of course with all the current talk about banks and credit any new legislation, and there’s a lot coming in today, will get pushed right back or not mentioned at all in the news and current affairs programmes. All of this doesn’t help.
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