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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 萝莉原创 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.

Tarmac hit by industrial unrest

23 Jan 18 Tarmac Building Products, part of the CRH group, is facing a series of strikes in a dispute with employees over pay and two tier working.

Kier takes on Carillion JV staff

22 Jan 18 Carillion employees working on motorway jobs in joint venture with Kier are set to move across to become employees of Kier.

Britain reveals its ugly side in Carillion witch-hunt

22 Jan 18 In the seven days since Carillion announced it was filing for liquidation Phil Bishop has posted approximately 8,000 words on the subject in the form of various news reports for 萝莉原创. Here is his first comment on the story.

Carillion goes into liquidation

15 Jan 18 Carillion has failed to reach a deal with creditors and is going into liquidation.

Damage repaired, says Bovis chief

12 Jan 18 After nine months’ work, Bovis Homes chief executive Greg Fitzgerald says he has mended the company.

Alun Griffiths sells up to Tarmac

11 Jan 18 Tarmac has taken over Welsh civil engineering contractor Alun Griffiths.

Taylor Wimpey boosts output and margins

10 Jan 18 Taylor Wimpey shareholders are in line for a pay-out of half a billion pounds this year as the house-builder continues to revel in benign market conditions.

Marshalls maintains momentum

10 Jan 18 Paving and landscaping products supplier Marshalls grew its revenues by 8% in 2017 on the back of continued growth in new build housing.

Interserve reports progress on rescue plan

10 Jan 18 Interserve says that its 2018 operating profit will be ahead of current market expectations thanks to its ‘Fit for Growth’ turnarounds plan that it launched in October 2017.

Persimmon grows 9%

9 Jan 18 House-builder Persimmon is set to surpass expectations when it announces its 2017 results next month.

RSK goes private

4 Jan 18 Consulting engineer RSK Group plc has reregistered as a private company, RSK Group Limited.

No dramas at Costain

4 Jan 18 Costain starts 2018 with £150m net cash in the bank and an order book maintained at £3.9bn.

Brighton builder goes under

4 Jan 18 Brighton-based building firm DMB Solutions has gone bust owing close to £1 million.

Brexit chaos drives Adonis to resign

2 Jan 18 Andrew Adonis has resigned as chairman of the National Infrastructure Commission after deep-rooted disagreements with the government.

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