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It’s that time of year again – November has ended and we’re moving into the festive season with all of its wonder and magic.  Most of us will decorate our homes for Christmas, hauling in a tree (or retrieving an artificial one from the attic) to festoon with glittery ornaments and sparkling lights.  Christmas lights have become more popular as the years passed and nowadays, it’s not just businesses and commercial premises that decorate their frontages, homeowners are doing it too.

Last week we brought you some advice on carrying out roofing work during the colder weather.  With the temperatures more likely to plummet than rise at this time of the year, we have a few cold months ahead of us before temperatures begin to get warmer.  Last week we looked at some of the extra risks that rear their heads as the thermometer reading drop – the heightened risk of trips and slips, the increased likelihood of avoiding site procedures and taking shortcuts to avoid the cold, and the errors of jud