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Irish contractors turn to UK suppliers

28 Jun 18 Builders’ merchants in Northern Ireland have seen a huge upswing in business from contractors south of the border.

New Milford Waterfront plans approved

27 Jun 18 Revised plans for a £100m development at the Port of Milford Haven have been approved by Pembrokeshire County Council.

Lakehouse quits construction

26 Jun 18 Lakehouse, the contractor founded by the late Steve Rawlings, is quitting construction.

Piling on the pressure

25 Jun 18 Life in the piling and ground engineering sector remains tough, but while growth seems to be stagnating, the 20 biggest contractors in the sector have managed to improve profitability. David Taylor reports

April rise for merchants' sales index

25 Jun 18 Sales at UK builders’ merchants were up 8.8% by value in April 2018 compared with April 2017, helped by two extra trading days and an earlier Easter.

Severfield small projects division starts up

20 Jun 18 Severfield provides structural steelwork for the UK’s biggest construction projects but is now ready to start supplying the small ones as well.

Orders flow in for Mears

20 Jun 18 Building maintenance contractor Mears Group has won a £62m contract to deliver repairs and maintenance services to Riverside Housing Association for five years.

McCarthy & Stone seeks chief executive for new direction

19 Jun 18 Retirement housing specialist McCarthy & Stone is looking for a new chief executive after Clive Fenton announced he will retire and step down from the board at the end of this financial year on 31st August 2018.

York application for Ultigrip

13 Jun 18 Tarmac’s Ultigrip anti-skid road surfacing material, said to last three times longer than traditional asphalt, has been laid on the A64 in York.

Union wins umbrella case appeal

7 Jun 18 The Unite union is claiming a significant legal victory in its continuing campaign against payroll companies, employment agencies and bogus self-employment.

Cost of Carillion collapse to taxpayer put at £148m

7 Jun 18 The liquidation of Carillion will cost UK taxpayers an estimated £148 million, the National Audit Office has concluded, although this sum remains subject to a range of uncertainties.

Wide-drum Wirtgen speeds M62 resurfacing

5 Jun 18 Tarmac’s wide road building machinery has proven itself on an M62 resurfacing project, considerably reducing the time needed to complete the job.

Aberdeen bypass contractors confirm summer completion

22 May 18 Trading updates from the two contractors left standing on the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route indicate that the project remains on course for completion this summer.

Get a grip

21 May 18 A new high-friction asphalt from Tarmac is improving road safety and at the same time reducing costs.

Builders' merchants report positive first quarter

21 May 18 Despite a decline in construction output in the first quarter of 2018, sales at UK builders’ merchants still increased, albeit at a slower rate than before.

Clear road ahead for highways contractors

18 May 18 Road construction and maintenance workloads remain solid, and contractors are profiting as a result. David Taylor reports.

Quattro takes over AB2000

18 May 18 London-based rail plant specialist Quattro Group has taken over Glasgow plant hire firm AB2000.

Countryside plans second timber frame factory

17 May 18 House-builder Countryside Properties is planning to open a factory in Warrington to make closed panel timber frames for its houses.

Housing ministry recommends replacement of Manse Masterdors

17 May 18 The government is recommending building owners replace fire doors of the type that underperformed in Grenfell Tower.

Crest Nicholson in cost-cutting drive to protect margins

16 May 18 House-builder Crest Nicholson reports pressure on its profit margins as house prices flatten out but build costs continue to rise.

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