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Your search matched 2631 construction news articles, you are viewing page 105 of 132:

Tarmac drives people performance with investors in people gold award

2 Aug 12 Tarmac’s National Contracting division has secured the ‘Investors in People (IiP) Gold award across its whole business.

Kier sells part of its plant business for £16m

2 Aug 12 Kier has sold two of its plant divisions for close to £16m but has kept its cranes for now.

Atkins cuts US jobs

2 Aug 12 Atkins has said that it has reduced its headcount in North America to reflect anticipated market demand.

£700m insulation market needs to open up, says OFT

2 Aug 12 A small number of manufacturers have too tight a grip on the home insulation market, the Office of Fair Trading has concluded.

Taylor Wimpey posts £130m first-half profit

1 Aug 12 Taylor Wimpey has maintained its recovery after posting a £130m pre-tax profit for the first half of 2012, an increase of more than 1,000 per cent on the same period a year ago.

Insolvency Service winds up solar panel firm

1 Aug 12 Solar Energy Savings, which marketed and sold solar panels, has been wound up following an investigation by The Insolvency Service.

Tarmac hit by rain

27 Jul 12 Tarmac remains the only loss-making division of global minerals giant Anglo American, making an operating loss of £15m in the first six months of 2012.

Travis Perkins blames rain for decline in construction activity

26 Jul 12 Builders’ merchant Travis Perkins is the latest construction business to cite heavy rain as a primary cause of the industry’s current woes.

Lincs names highway contractors

25 Jul 12 Lincolnshire County Council has appointed a raft of contractors for its highways work select list framework.

Maidstone's perfect pitch

23 Jul 12 Synthetic turf is making a come back in the sports arena, and resurgent non-leaguers Maidstone United are leading the charge. By Alex Smith.

Tarmac and Morgan Sindall develop trench recycling technology

20 Jul 12 Tarmac and Morgan Sindall have together developed a system that recycles utility trench spoil, eliminating waste sent to landfill and cutting reinstatement costs, they claim, by as much as 30%.

Speedy up 5% in first quarter

18 Jul 12 Speedy Hire has seen its revenues increase 5.6% in the past three months compared to last year.

Selco sponsors London Broncos Rugby team

17 Jul 12 Selco Builders Warehouse is the official sponsor for the London Broncos Rugby League team.

Wolseley looks to quit France

17 Jul 12 Building products group Wolseley is considering the future of its business in France.

Network Rail takes concrete sleeper production in hand

13 Jul 12 Network Rail is to build a new factory in Doncaster to produce concrete sleepers to ensure supply.

£5k fine for ignoring safety warnings

12 Jul 12 A Lincolnshire builder has been fined £5,000 after ignoring advice and warnings from the Health & Safety Executive about the sorry state of his site.

New Exeter branch for HSS

12 Jul 12 HSS Hire is opening a new branch and local distribution centre in Exeter on 20 July.

Higher rates help lift Nationwide

12 Jul 12 Nationwide, the UK’s leading powered access hire company, has reported rental revenue growth of just 1% in the first half of 2012, year-on-year.

Developers set to benefit from water industry reform

11 Jul 12 The government has published plans to make it easier for new-build developments to connect to the water and sewerage system.

New NFB chairman targets framework access for SMEs

10 Jul 12 Pushing for procurement reform to open up frameworks to smaller building firms is a key priority of the new chairman of the National Federation of Builders.

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