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The Government warns electrical contractors not to install Chinese-made CCTV cameras…

Campaigners save London’s famous gas lamps from conversion to LED…

And a record number of electricians say they’re going to work on Christmas Day because of the cost of living crisis…

Welcome to Electrical News Weekly in association with  @myenergi2951   whether you're listening in the van, on-site or down at the wholesale counter.

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00:00 Electrical News Weekly 5th December 2023
00:36 Chinese CCTV cameras banned
01:40 London gas street lamps saved
02:35 Electricians working Christmas
03:10 Australia needs more electricians
👉 https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list
03:47 eFIXX Awards - Commercial & Industrial electricians
04:10 Welsh government softens rules on electrical test certificates
04:58 RF Solutions celebrates 30 years in business
👉https://www.rfsolutions.co.uk/blog/competition-cheers-to-30-years/
06:05 New LED downlight from Megaman
06:30 Smart home problems
06:58 Coming up on eFIXX youtube
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