April 2020 | Cadent

Andy Lewis, Cadent Project Manager for HyDeploy at Keele University, uses the lockdown to take stock of where we’ve got to, how we got there and where we’re going next.

Installed in 1930, the cast iron pipe has reached the end of its safe operational life and 226 metres of it will be replaced without any need to disrupt the local gas supply or enter homes.

Families looking to occupy the kids during lockdown are being urged to check out an exciting new website for children that teaches gas safety - with a difference.

Cadent's investment safeguards supply to thousands of homes while accommodating huge extra demand from Europe’s largest bio-CNG HGV refuelling station

Big-hearted gas engineers across Birmingham have turned the tables on supermarket panic buying by digging deep to donate much-needed food to the city’s Narthex Sparkhill Foodbank.

While we are all facing tough challenges in the coronavirus pandemic, people living with dementia feel it more than many.

Our engineers worked long hours and over the weekend to support the NHS in Ashton-under-Lyne as it creates extra bed capacity to assist with the coronavirus crisis.

As Londoners move into their second month of lockdown our engineers are still out and about in the capital, responding to reports of gas escapes.

An old underground gas main in Manchester that’s become prone to leaks in recent years as it reaches the end of its operational life is in the process of being completely replaced.

Inspired by the weekly ‘Clap for our Carers’, five Black Country gas engineers went one step further to show their appreciation for NHS staff battling the Covid-19 pandemic in Dudley.

Shropshire gas network Cadent will be starting essential work next Monday (27 April) to maintain gas supplies to local homes and businesses.

The National Achievement Rate Tables found that Cadent had some of the best pass rates in the country for its apprenticeship schemes.

I was recently delighted to see Cadent ranked as one of the top providers of apprenticeships in England, according to data from the Government’s National Achievement Rate Tables.

Black Country staff from gas distributor Cadent came up with a ‘cracking’ idea to put a smile on the faces of young patients at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital this Easter.

The pledge encourages businesses and other organisations to find creative ways of supporting the NHS and the general public throughout the crisis and this includes taking measures to ensure their own staff’s mental and physical health.

Public encouraged to take care when carrying out home improvement and gardening projects

Bored youngsters looking for something to do this Easter are being urged to join cartoon caped crusader Safety Seymour in his quest to rid the nation’s homes of the threat of deadly carbon monoxide.

Lincolnshire gas network Cadent will be starting essential work next Tuesday (14 April) in Lincoln’s Canwick Road to maintain gas supplies to local homes and businesses.

These two gents have deferred their retirement dates to help Cadent’s gas emergency service during the coronavirus crisis.

Two emergency gas engineers turned knights in shining armour when an elderly couple’s car broke down in the middle of Sutton Coldfield’s busy Clifton Road.

Britain’s biggest gas distributor, Cadent, is throwing its weight behind the national effort to help the most vulnerable during the coronavirus crisis by paying staff who volunteer.