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Breaking down the Consumer Protection Act 1987 (and how it affects your business)

The CPA has compiled this short guide breaking down the Consumer Protection Act 1987. We have taken excerpts from the Act to help explain how it affects consumers and businesses. Please see the govern...Read More

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How does the Trade Descriptions Act protect consumers?

The unfortunate reality of living in the modern world is that there are rogue traders looking to rip you off in every industry. While being savvy is advisable, you still have to be able to trust what ...Read More

What are the steps to becoming an approved tradesman?

Reports about rogue traders ripping off hard-working consumers show up on news sites throughout the country too often. With consumers often questioning if rated tradesmen websites can be trusted, they...Read More

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Breaking down the Consumer Protection Act 1987 (and how it affects your business)

How does the Trade Descriptions Act protect consumers?

What are the steps to becoming an approved tradesman?