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Jan 7, 2022 in We Are GLM

GLM’s Year in Numbers – A review of 2021

To summarise what was an exciting, varied and at times uncertain year, GLM reflected on 2021 through our year in numbers.

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Nov 29, 2016 in Building Surveying, Education

Where Roofs Fail

It's obvious really: roofs fail at junctions and intersections.

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