BVAA Honorary Life President: Martin Greenhalgh

On the occasion of his official retirement from BVAA work, Martin Greenhalgh received the very special - and we believe unprecedented - award of Honorary Life President of the BVAA. BVAA Director Rob

Oliver Valves: What colour would you like your hydrogen?

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the known universe, it is both odourless and colourless in its gaseous form but seems to be available in a host of different colours here on Planet Earth. For

Donations from Bernard Controls and Valve-Kits

We are extremely grateful to Bernard Controls for donating their AT3 LOGIC electric actuator to our training suite. Pictured is Phil Minchin VP, Northern Europe alongside this excellent donation to ou

Comment by BVAA CEO Rob Bartlett

Why’s that so difficult? The BVAA recently held a wonderful AGM Dinner Dance - our first in two years due to Covid-19. We were - as you would expect - extremely cautious. We made some sen

Introducing BVAA’s Board

A function of the recent BVAA AGM is not just the appointment of the Association’s Chairman and Vice Chairmen, but also the 10-person Board from which they are drawn. Once elected by the wider