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TG20:13 has landed !! NASC launch new guidance to members at AGM

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The National Access And Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) have today launched the much anticipated new scaffolding guidance TG20:13

The launch has today (22nd November) taken place at the NASC annual general meeting held at the Marriott hotel, Bristol.

In front of a packed conference hall members were introduced to the new guidance with a presentation by Terry Roberts from (CADS)/(Smart Scaffolder)

Information on the sale and distribution of copies of TG20:13 is to follow…

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The new TG20:13 headlines the NASC 2014 Yearbook

The NASC release further details on the forthcoming TG20:13

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