A Well Established Privately Owned Business, Heritage Glass Group has been at the forefront of delivering quality for 15 years. Our customers know that they can come back years later if they need product maintenance or upgrades and we will still be here to service products.

Heritage Glass are Shropshire based double glazing specialists and have been supplying and installing quality windows to homes in Shrewsbury, Telford, Wem, Welshpool, Pontesbury, Whitchurch, Newport and throughout Shropshire and the surrounding areas for over 12 years.

Heritage Glass offer a wide range of doors in many different styles

A conservatory is a cost effective and enjoyable way to add light and space to your home. And because most domestic conservatories are exempt from mainstream Building Regulations and Planning permissions they can be bought and installed with the minimum of fuss.

Whether you want to enhance the exterior appearance of your home or create extra space, protected from the weather, our range of canopies and porches combines value for money with a practical and attractive solution.

Home security is a subject close to many peoples minds. As the years go by we all build up collections of valued possessions. Insurance is all very well, but it wont replace those items with sentimental value or make you feel any better about intruders violating your home. If you can stop them getting in, you have protected more than a house full of possessions. You have protected your familys way of life.

Secondary glazing is another window fitted on the inside of an existing window, with soaring energy prices this is increasingly popular as it offers the following benefits

Secondary glazing can be fitted to any property new build or old and Heritage Glass offer a number of systems in a range of styles to suit.

Heritage Glass Group have a Commercial Division with Local Builders, Local Authorities, Councils, Schools and Hotels throughout Shropshire. Heritage Glass Group Commercial Division offer all aspects of services to the Commercial Sector.

Our staff are trained to the highest level, wear company uniforms, carry identity badges and drive sign written company owned vehicles.

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Nine summer-school students ages 9 to 12 designed this bench, titled "Rock & River," with local artist James Shoop, Franconia Sculpture Park staff, teacher Amy Klein, and National Park Service Ranger Dale Cox. It's at Gaylord Nelson Riverwalk in St. Croix Falls, Wis.

Judy Freund will be doing her part this weekend to save scores of songbirds that migrate to the St. Croix River Valley each spring.

Freund will spend Saturday morning making decals to put on windows and patio doors to prevent bird collisions. The volunteer with Tropical Wings, a group dedicated to raising awareness about birds that migrate between Central America and the Upper Midwest, will be stationed at the art bench outside the Croixdale senior housing complex in Bayport.

"At this time of year, a lot of us have the experience of having a bird fly into a patio door or window," said Freund, who lives in Hudson, Wis. "This is just one small way that you might be able to do something to help the birds when they are on this long migratory journey of theirs."

The "Be Kind to the Birds" decal-making station is part of this weekend's Tropical Wings Bird Migration Celebration, a new event in the St. Croix Valley. Seven stations dedicated to helping and raising awareness of migratory songbirds will be set up along the Art Bench Trail -- a series of art benches in Bayport, Marine on St. Croix, Denmark Township, Prescott, Hudson, Somerset and St. Croix Falls.

Volunteers will be teaching children and their parents about the waves of songbirds -- warblers, Baltimore orioles, tanagers, hummingbirds and others -- that pass through the St. Croix valley each spring and what can be done locally to support them. Some of the activities include bird banding, art activities and habitat planting.

Songbirds spend most of their lives in Central America, storing up energy eating in rain forests so they can make their epic migrations, which usually include 500 miles of nonstop flight to cross the Gulf of Mexico. Preserving their habitat on both ends of that route is essential for the birds' survival, said Christopher Stein, superintendent of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway.

Superintendents from 13 national parks in the Upper Midwest -- including Isle Royale, Voyageurs, St. Croix National Scenic Riverway and Mississippi National River and Recreation Area -- last year established a "sister park" plan with their counterparts in Costa Rica. The program is designed to foster collaborative relationships across international borders where parks share common interests.

This weekend's festival was planned as a counterpart to an event marking the birds' departure from Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula in March, Stein said.

An amazing number of bird species -- 105 -- have been spotted on the St. Croix riverway, Stein said.

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Written byRAYMOND BROWN

A spate of burglaries in a number of villages in the Cambridge are has seen thieves smash through patio doors and climb through windows.

There were five burglaries and one attempted break-in last night in Knapwell and Papworth, with the majority of offences happening between 8pm and midnight.

Electrical goods and cash are being targeted by offenders.

Pc Andy Bates said: There were six crimes last night in two villages and they happened when people were out in the evening.

We would urge residents to keep a lookout for suspicious activity, but there are also measures you can take to protect your own home.

Unless patio doors are fitted with a multi-lock system it is best to fit additional locks. They should be fitted on the bottom of the fixed frame at the centre, and on the side frame at the opening point at the top of the door.

You can fix blocks or anti-lift devices to prevent doors being lifted off their track. It is also worth considering reinforced glass when replacing or changing patio door units, as this will give a much greater resistance to attack. Patio door locking bars are also available to improve security.

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Six homes were targeted by thieves in two South Cambridgeshire villages last night (Tuesday).

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Burglars broke into five homes and attempted to get into a sixth in Knapwell and Papworth between 8pm and midnight climbing in through windows or smashing patio doors.

They stole electrical goods, a ukulele and cash.

Pc Andy Bates said: There were six crimes last night in two villages and they happened when people were out in the evening.

We would urge residents to keep a lookout for suspicious activity, but there are also measures you can take to protect your own home.

Unless patio doors are fitted with a multi-lock system it is best to fit additional locks. They should be fitted on the bottom of the fixed frame at the centre, and on the side frame at the opening point at the top of the door.

You can fix blocks or anti-lift devices to prevent doors being lifted off their track. It is also worth considering reinforced glass when replacing or changing patio door units, as this will give a much greater resistance to attack. Patio door locking bars are also available to improve security.

Local officers have increased patrols in the targeted areas and work is ongoing to trace those responsible.

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