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Lavendon rejects latest takeover bid

14 Jan 11 Access hire group Lavendon has rejected the latest improved takeover offer from Belgian company TVH Services that would have seen its UK fleet joining A-Plant.

Warrington hire company fails

13 Jan 11 Latest victim of the industry downturn is Warrington-based Hember Plant Hire Ltd, which has fallen into administration after more than 35 years of trading.

Balfour Beatty upbeat

13 Jan 11 Balfour Beatty plc has issued a bullish trading statement expressing confidence in its outlook and growth in its cash position.

Concentral in administration

12 Jan 11 Concrete contractor Concentral Ltd and sister company Concentral Plant are in administration.

Barratt improves margins and prices

12 Jan 11 Housebuilder Barratt has maintained group revenues in the last six months despite a decline in activity by improving margins and focusing more on costlier private sector homes.

Framework deals keep Miller secure

11 Jan 11 A slowdown in the Miller Group’s housing division was more than compensated by growth in its construction operations in the second half of 2010, the company reports.

Contract wins keep Interserve on course

11 Jan 11 Interserve has picked up £500m of contracts across the UK and Middle East in recent months, bringing its total new orders for 2010 past the £1.5bn mark.

Is this Britain’s most dangerous roof?

10 Jan 11 A building owner has been fined £5,000 after three separate incidents of people falling through or off the roof within three weeks. One of them was left paralysed.

Scottish contractor joins list of failures

10 Jan 11 Scottish civil engineer and quarry firm Les Taylor Contractors and its demolition sister company JG Fowlie (Contractors) called in the receivers on Friday (7 Jan). Within hours, 164 employees had been let go.

International timber: 2010 round-up

7 Jan 11 International Timber is ending 2010 on a positive note following a number of major project wins throughout the year including a £1-million contract to supply Cumuru hardwood cladding for Dalston Junction station in Hackney - an ambitious crossrail regeneration project designed to improve links with the capital

Graham focuses on renewables at Ecobuild

7 Jan 11 For the first time, leading national plumbers' merchant Graham will be taking a stand at this year’s Ecobuild.

Snow costs building materials producer

7 Jan 11 The heavy snowfall in December cost paving slab producer Marshalls £5m in sales and £800,000 in operating profits, with disruption to its quarrying activities and manufacturing in Scotland and the northeast of England.

Bleak new year for failed companies

5 Jan 11 The end of 2010 saw a string of construction related enterprises fall into administration or liquidation, unable to see out the year.

Unsafe roofwork led to fatal fall

22 Dec 10 Surrey-based Open Contracts Ltd and Cardiff-based subcontractor Malcolm Dunn have been prosecuted today after a man fell to his death through a rooflight.

Sports events power Aggreko

17 Dec 10 Plant hire company Aggreko made £90m revenues from supplying generators to just three events this year - the FIFA World Cup, the Winter Olympics and the Asian Games.

Lovell moves to alternative funding models

15 Dec 10 Housebuilder Lovell is working with its social housing clients to develop alternative funding mechanisms in the wake of government cuts in the Comprehensive Spending Review. Plans include mixed tenure regeneration and zero grant developments.

May Gurney pulls out of piling

14 Dec 10 Contractor May Gurney is closing its piling and fencing divisions, citing the impact of the downturn in the construction and civil engineering sectors. Some 43 jobs are at risk.

Trading growth for Travis Perkins as BSS deal completes

14 Dec 10 Builders’ merchant Travis Perkins today completes its £554m takeover of plumbing supplies group BSS. Confirmation came in an interim management statement on trading conditions from the company.

British Land submits application for new Broadgate landmark

10 Dec 10 British Land and the Blackstone Group have submitted a detailed planning application for a £340m office block for Swiss bank UBS in London’s Broadgate development.

Nottingham builder in administration

9 Dec 10 Seventy seven people have lost their jobs after Nottingham-based Bodill & Sons (Contractors) Ltd went into administration.

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