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Van Elle posts £2.2m loss

20 Aug 20 The impact of the Covid-19 lockdown in the last six weeks of its financial year was sufficient to plunge ground engineering contractor Van Elle into a loss.

Morgan Sindall picked for £12m SEND school in Oxford

20 Aug 20 Morgan Sindall Construction has won a contract to build a £12m school for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) on the outskirts of Oxford.

Komatsu investment for stone crushers

19 Aug 20 Wordsworth Crushing has taken delivery of the first four Komatsu WA475-10 wheeled loaders in the UK.

Record results for Leicester fit-out firm

19 Aug 20 Leicester-based fit-out and joinery specialist EE Smith saw its turnover leap 53% last year to reach new heights.

Machinery manufacturers face uncertainties in Brexit countdown

18 Aug 20 UK construction machinery manufacturers are growing concerned about the absence of guidance from government about what regulations they will have to observe after January 2021.

Leadership Council sets up Brexit working group

18 Aug 20 Seven months after the UK left the European Union, the Construction Leadership Council has set up a Brexit working group.

Umbrella, sole trader or limited company – your options explained

14 Aug 20 You’ve been laid off, or maybe you’re just fed up, and you’re thinking of going it alone. What are your options? Joanne Harris offers some expert advice on navigating the world of self-employment.

Second quarter loss drags on NMCN

6 Aug 20 The half-year results of construction contractor NMCN demonstrate the extent to which it has been a half of two quarters for the UK construction industry.

Critics raise doubts about Green Homes details

4 Aug 20 While many regard the government’s £2bn Green Homes Grant scheme to be all good news, now that the details have emerged criticisms are starting to appear.

Green Homes grants tied to TrustMark scheme

4 Aug 20 Any builder or plumber hoping to benefit from the government’s Green Homes Grant scheme will have to be registered with TrustMark.

Hird opens Midlands depot

4 Aug 20 Cranes and access hire company Hird has opened a depot in the West Midlands, its fourth.

Redundancies at Cruden as administrators take over

2 Aug 20 Warrington-based Cruden Group has collapsed into administration with the loss of around 100 jobs so far.

Breedon sees revenues return as markets revive

29 Jul 20 Building materials producer Breedon Group made a pre-tax loss of £10.1m in the first half of 2020 due to much of the UK construction industry shutting down in April.

Travis Perkins trading rebounds to 2019 levels

28 Jul 20 After seeing its sales plummet by 64% in April, builders’ merchant group Travis Perkins is nearly back to 2019 levels of trading.

Alumasc reveals ‘better than expected’ trading

23 Jul 20 Building products manufacturer Alumasc reports that business is better than it had been expecting during lockdown.

Lockdown revisited: UK construction rises to the challenge

17 Jul 20 Devastating though the Covid-19 lockdown has been, construction of the NHS Nightingale hospitals provided a showcase for industry expertise

Morgan Sindall wins £15m Oxford library revamp

16 Jul 20 The University of Oxford has selected Morgan Sindall Construction for a £15m project to build a home for its first new college in three decades, Reuben College.

Keltbray eyes more public sector work after profits dive

16 Jul 20 Keltbray has posted financial results showing strong growth in turnover but a similarly marked fall in pre-tax profits.

Galliford Try says productivity now nearly back to normal

15 Jul 20 Galliford Try is back at work, almost back to full productivity, has nearly £200m cash in the bank and facing the future with confidence.

Kier turnaround needs another 18 months

1 Jul 20 The restructuring of Kier Group is set to continue for another year to 18 months, the board has revealed.

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