July 2019 | Cadent

Work continues to replace ageing gas mains to be replaced with tough new pipes in Cannon Street

Cadent is pleased to announce Steve Fraser will take up his position as chief executive officer (CEO) for Cadent from 2nd September 2019.

CISBOT delivers pipeline remediation work faster, smoother and more economically than traditional methods

This summer Cadent, Britain’s biggest gas distribution network has been touring the country, stopping off at locations around its footprint.

Timing for this essential work has been agreed with the local highways authority to take place in summer holidays

Society’s expectations of energy companies have increased significantly and it is now more important than ever that we work towards a net-zero future.

Free gas fun roadshow outside the Rotunda in the Bullring shopping centre, Birmingham, on Monday 29 July

Ever wondered how gas gets to your home? Or how the money you pay on your gas bill is spent? Now’s the chance to find out at a fun gas roadshow at Westfield on Friday (July 26)

Work is about to start on a major project to replace ageing gas mains in the historic village of Ingatestone.

Gas distribution company Cadent has gained the official stamp of approval for its efforts to encourage more young people to take up careers in the gas industry.

Drivers in Nottingham are being reminded that a £500,000 gas mains upgrade will be starting in Canal Street on Monday 29 July for 14 weeks.

Residents and drivers in Swinton, near Rotherham, are being advised of overnight road closures and temporary traffic lights at a busy roundabout in the town.

Coventry firms join forces to give young people with additional needs the chance to shine in the workplace

Oak Wood School EmployAbility intern Lewis Smith celebrates gaining a job with Perforated and Stamped Products Limited, Coventry

70% of students on the scheme land jobs compared nationally with just 6.8% of people with learning disabilities

Customers invited to have their say in shaping business plan – and the chance to win £500 in Amazon vouchers; games and prizes for kids and grown-ups

Ever wondered how gas gets to your home? Or how the money you pay on your gas bill is spent? Now’s the chance to find out at a fun gas roadshow in Leicester this Friday (19 July).

When West Midlands Mayor Andy Street launched an appeal for businesses to help good causes, staff from local gas network Cadent responded in spades.

They say it’s important to put yourselves in other people’s shoes and this week a group of us from Cadent’s Team London attempted to do that, by literally putting ourselves in the saddle of a London cyclist.

Members of Cadent’s London team undertook a cycle tour of the capital to better understand the challenges faced by London’s cyclists and how utilities can help mitigate them.

It was a case of move over Alan Titchmarsh as green-fingered volunteers from gas network Cadent gave a Wolverhampton charity a striking garden make-over.

If you thought work experience was all about making the tea, think again. For year 10 students from Hinckley’s Redmoor Academy spending a week with Cadent was a unique opportunity to see what it’s like to run Britain’s biggest gas distribution company.

These outcomes have been identified through an extensive process of research and engagement with more than 20,000 of our customers and stakeholders during a 12-month period.

Four students on an award-winning, supported internship scheme with Coventry firm Cadent brushed up on their painting skills to help youngsters at the city’s John Gulson Primary School.

Work has started to upgrade and future-proof an underground gas main which has helped heat homes in Burnley for nearly 100 years.

A partnership between Holbrooks-based gas company Cadent and Coventry’s Courthouse Green School has boosted reading standards among pupils, a report has revealed.

Cadent is inviting the public to find out more about a major project to replace ageing gas mains with tough new pipes which should last until the dawn of the 22nd century.

A huge project to upgrade a four-kilometre stretch of an old gas main essential to keeping thousands of local homes warm is entering its final phases.

Work on the project is due to start on Monday 15 July and is scheduled to take seven weeks to complete.

Cadent is not alone in developing hydrogen technologies either – across the UK the gas industry is working together to build a better energy future for our country.

The gas experts had been called last year to what – on face value – appeared to be just a routine job about a small leak coming from a main under Church Road, Wavertree

Cadent was called late last night (8 July) after a report that one of our underground gas mains had been damaged.

Big congratulations to a team from our North West England network, who took this committed spirit to new heights by climbing the three biggest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales.

Leak identified on old underground cast iron gas main, in the middle of Queens Drive’s junction with East Prescot Road