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Bradfords takes over two Burdens branches

27 Nov 12 The break-up of builders’ merchant Burdens continues with the acquisition of two of its depots by the Bradfords Group.

Frenchman to lead Tarmac/Lafarge joint venture

26 Nov 12 The building materials joint venture being set up in the UK between Lafarge of France and Anglo American’s Tarmac division will be headed by Cyrille Ragoucy of Lafarge as CEO.

Carillion fined £130k for fatal scaffold fall

26 Nov 12 Carillion Construction and one of its subcontractors have been fined after a scaffolder fell 19 metres to his death at a Swansea building site.

PFI disposals help Sweett

23 Nov 12 Cost management consultant Sweett has reported a 4% rise in first-half revenues and turned around last year’s losses, aided by the sale of PFI assets.

Profits warning from NMC

19 Nov 12 Despite a significant reduction in losses in its building & civil engineering division, North Midland Construction (NMC) is still failing to meets its management’s expectations.

Interserve to manage Carphone Warehouse facilities

19 Nov 12 Interserve has won a three-year, integrated facilities management contract with Carphone Warehouse, the largest independent telecommunications retailer in Europe.

Mittal buys Lafarge/Tarmac assets

16 Nov 12 Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal is getting into the cement and concrete business through the £285m acquisition of Anglo American and Lafarge assets.

Napier campus development plans submitted

16 Nov 12 Controversial plans to develop housing on a campus that Edinburgh Napier University is vacating next year have been submitted to the city council.

Rationalisation ahead for Kier Construction

15 Nov 12 Kier Group is the latest major contractor to embark on a review of its construction operations.

Profits boost for slimmer Stewart Milne

13 Nov 12 Stewart Milne Group has announced a strong trading performance for 2011/12 with operating profit up 21% on the previous year.

Margin improvements for housebuilders

12 Nov 12 Housebuilders report growing stability across the housing market, with sales steady or improving and margins on the up.

Pre-pack deal rescues AEA Technology

12 Nov 12 Environmental consultant Ricardo has acquired the UK operations of AEA Technology from administration for £18m.

Struggling subbies face tough winter

8 Nov 12 Specialist contractors are continuing to suffer in the face of tough trading conditions as the industry enters the difficult winter period.

Mears acquires loss-making Morrison

8 Nov 12 Mears, the UK’s leading provider of social housing repairs and maintenance services, has bought Morrison Facilities Services from Anglian Water Group for £24m.

Late payers to be named and shamed

8 Nov 12 The government will name and shame big construction companies that screw subcontractors and suppliers by failing to pay their bills on time.

Patton calls in administrators

6 Nov 12 David Patton & Sons (NI) Ltd has gone into administration after suffering “extremely challenging trading conditions”.

John Morgan takes sole control at Morgan Sindall

6 Nov 12 John Morgan is stepping out of the boardroom to take back day-to-day control of Morgan Sindall to steer the group through a reorganisation.

Severfield-Rowen issues profits warning

5 Nov 12 Structural steel group Severfield-Rowen reports problems with project delays, cost over-runs and customers slow to pay invoices.

Boss fined £20k for worker's roof fall death

5 Nov 12 A Fife building boss has been heavily fined after one of his employees fell to his death through the fragile roof of a warehouse in Markinch, near Glenrothes.

Survey reveals extent of pessimism across construction industry

5 Nov 12 The latest Construction Trade Survey shows that construction activity fell sharply in the third quarter of 2012, despite a return to growth for the UK economy as a whole.

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