Well, the first one is a Nidularium. My guess is that the plant has recently sent out that colourful reddish centre. That colour should become more intense, and then little flowers will be produced within this colourful centre. If the flowers are white, then the plant is probably Nidularium innocentii, if they are a pinish colour, then the plant is most likely Nidularium rutilans.

And for the second plant, my guess is Aechmea pineliana.

Hi, thank you devo, I can finally add a name to them.
Once again thank you for your help.

I'd second Devo's I.D.'s of the two bromeliads. The Aechmea pineliana looks like it was being grown in abit too much shade, and will be much more compact and rosier colored foliage with brighter light. You might also be interested to seek out Aechmea pineliana var miniata, which is even more coppery/rosy foliage in color and also quite nice. I've found the various hardier Nidulariums to be great plants for deep shade, as they will keep good foliage conformation and good bloom color in much more shade than almost any other bromeliad will tolerate, and still look good.