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Galliford Try construction order book steady at £1.75bn

5 Nov 10 Galliford Try has maintained its construction order book at £1.75bn, but remains heavily dependent on the public and regulated sectors.

Redrow chairman slams mortgage market

4 Nov 10 Redrow chairman Steve Morgan has launched a broadside against the mortgage market, criticising lenders' reluctance to agree terms with people who should “easily qualify”.

SES bucks the trend by expanding into Scotland

3 Nov 10 As tough conditions continue to grip the construction industry, Shepherd Engineering Services, has bucked the current trend of office closures to announce that it has expanded its operations into Scotland

Mears boosted by housing benefit cap

2 Nov 10 Mears believes the Government's proposed cap on housing benefit will be good news for its social housing business.

Mouchel sees brighter days ahead as revenues fall and losses grow

28 Oct 10 Mouchel Group plc has reported a 15% fall in revenues to £632.6 million for the year ended 31 July 2010 and a pre-tax loss of £14.7 million.

Recovery deferred for DTZ

28 Oct 10 Global real estate firm DTZ Holdings plc has warned shareholders that the recovery it was expecting this year will now not come until next year.

Cheshire shopfitter to return to black

28 Oct 10 Styles & Wood, the Cheshire-based shopfitting contractor, expects to return to profit this year.

Thomas Bow & City Asphalt join forces

27 Oct 10 Thomas Bow & City Asphalt have announced that they are officially joining forces to create one of Nottinghamshire's major civil engineering & highway contractors.

Travis Perkins' takeover of BSS moves closer

27 Oct 10 Travis Perkins’ proposed £557 million acquisition of plumbing supplies group BSS has been cleared by the Office of Fair Trading on condition that stores are sold in 20 local areas. They now expect to complete the acquisition by the end of December.

Off-site construction goes back in time with a ‘retro’ supermarket for Tesco

26 Oct 10 Portakabin subsidiary, Yorkon, has completed one of its most challenging and unusual projects for Tesco " a specially-designed 1960s-style supermarket for this year’s Goodwood Revival, the UK’s biggest historic motor racing event.

Driver's strategy starts to pay off

25 Oct 10 Listed construction consultancy Driver Group’s overseas expansion to soften the impact of the domestic downturn is bearing fruit, the company says.

Builders merchants slash rates to stay competitive

11 Oct 10 Travis Perkins has enjoyed growth in revenue and operating margin during the third quarter of 2010 – but warned that other builders merchants were now taking steps to preserve their market share.

Speedy Hire makes first half loss and axes MD

8 Oct 10 Speedy Hire expects to post a first half operating loss when it posts its interim results for the six months to 30 September.

May Gurney buoyant despite 18% fall in order book

5 Oct 10 May Gurney has issued an upbeat trading statement for the six months ending 30 September 2010, despite its forward order book falling 18%.

Record interest in construction marketing

4 Oct 10 It would seem that tough trading conditions in the construction industry are leading companies to focus more on creative marketing: a record number of entries for the Construction Marketing Awards (CMA) reflect a huge range of new and innovative ideas.

Canadian firm buys Archial out of administration

30 Sep 10 Canadian firm Ingenium has bought stricken architect Archial out of administration.

Wolseley slammed for fleeing to Switzerland

28 Sep 10 Plumbing and heating giant Wolseley has been criticised for its decision to re-domicile to the tax friendly haven of Switzerland.

OFT delays Travis Perkins' acquisition of BSS

27 Sep 10 The Office of Fair Trading has delayed Travis Perkins' £533m takeover of plumbing and heating supplier BSS by a further month.

PwC plans £80m London HQ rebuild

23 Sep 10 PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is planning a £80m revamp of its central London headquarters.

MJ Gleeson turnover now just 7% of 2003 level

23 Sep 10 Turnover at once mighty MJ Gleeson is now just 7% of the £624m posted in 2003, when the construction group celebrated its centenary.

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