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Now Grenfell doors come under scrutiny

15 Mar 18 First it was the cladding, and now it has emerged that doors inside Grenfell Tower were not up to regulation standard.

Builders duped by fly tipper

15 Mar 18 A skip operator who fly-tipped construction waste into a farmer’s field has only narrowly avoided being sent to prison.

Styles & Wood de-lists as takeover completes

9 Mar 18 Fit-out contractor Styles & Wood Group has now officially joined forces with office furnisher Southerns Group and its shares have ceased trading on the London Stock Exchange.

Acquisitions swell Breedon coffers

7 Mar 18 Building materials group Breedon had its biggest year to date in 2017, with acquisitions helping revenue and profit both grow in the region of 50%.

Chinese flat-pack housing arrives in UK

7 Mar 18 The Building Research Establishment has put up a house on its Innovation Park in Watford that was prefabricated in China and sent over in flat-pack kit form in two shipping containers.

Tarmac takes on Carillion JV staff

1 Mar 18 Tarmac has taken on 45 former Carillion employees that were previously working on Carillion/Tarmac joint venture highways projects.

From caviar to carriageway

28 Feb 18 An episode of the Spanish version of MasterChef has inspired a breakthrough in self-healing roads. Lisa Russell reports

Ground rent scandal dampens Taylor Wimpey profits

28 Feb 18 Taylor Wimpey saw its pre-tax profits dip 7% in 2017 due to the cost of addressing the leasehold scandal.

Ambitious new entrant targets plant hire

26 Feb 18 There's a new name looking to make waves in the plant hire sector. David Taylor explains

Builders’ merchant sales up nearly 5% in 2017

22 Feb 18 Builders’ merchants report sales growth of 6.3% in the fourth quarter of 2017, compared to a year before, and a 4.8% rise for the whole year.

Tarmac faces more strike action

21 Feb 18 The industrial dispute at Tarmac Building Products in Essex has escalated with further strike dates announced by the Unite union.

Harmful gloves still reaching the market

20 Feb 18 A leading PPE supplier is warning that carcinogenic safety gloves that irritate the skin are still being sold to UK construction workers.

Carillion shareholders ‘ran for the hills’

19 Feb 18 At least one major shareholder of Carillion was contemplating legal action before the contractor’s demise while others were already “fleeing for the hills”.

Heathrow reps quiz prefab bidders

9 Feb 18 Purchasers from Heathrow Airport have begun a nationwide tour of the sites bidding to be one of its four remote Logistics Hubs for offsite construction.

Banks act to shore up Carillion suppliers

5 Feb 18 The first wave of redundancies from Carillion was announced on Friday but there is a further package of support for subcontractors and suppliers threatened by the company’s liquidation.

Fossil-free steel plan gets green light

2 Feb 18 Three Swedish companies are moving forward with a joint plan to build a plant to produce fossil-free steel.

CMA invites comments on Tarmac-Breedon asset swap

2 Feb 18 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) is considering calling in an asset swap deal announced in December by Tarmac and Breedon.

Carillion trade creditors covered to the tune of just £31m

26 Jan 18 An estimated £31m is expected to be paid by trade credit insurers to help firms in the supply chain recover from the collapse of Carillion, according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI).

Legal battle still weighs on North Midland

25 Jan 18 North Midland Construction remains embroiled in legal action over a legacy contract dating back to 2009.

Lorry loading must be planned, court says

23 Jan 18 A £40,000 fine handed down to a scaffolding contractor serves as a reminder that even the simple act of loading up a lorry must, by law, be properly planned.

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