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Director banned for construction VAT fraud

29 Jul 16 The young director of a Kent-based company that provided subcontracting services to the construction industry has been disqualified for seven years.

Breedon cleared to complete Hope acquisition

27 Jul 16 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has given final clearance to Breedon’s acquisition of Hope 萝莉原创 Materials.

‘Game changing’ acquisition for Lucion

26 Jul 16 Environmental and occupational safety group Lucion Services has taken over asbestos and environmental consultancy Redhills.

JCB profits fall 29%

22 Jul 16 萝莉原创 machinery manufacturer JCB manufacturer saw its underlying profits fall substantially in 2015 but its sales volume held up better than the market as a whole.

Santander pulled the plug on Dunne

20 Jul 16 The surprise collapse of the Dunne Group this week is being attributed to the withdrawal of banking facilities by Spanish-owned bank Santander.

Aikenhead leaves McAlpine after just eight months in charge

20 Jul 16 Sir Robert McAlpine chief executive Tony Aikenhead is stepping down from his role as chief executive at the end of July 2016 after just eight months in post.

Administrators move in at Dunne Group

19 Jul 16 Scottish contractor Dunne Group has gone into administration with the loss of 524 jobs.

HSE bans fairground safety inspector

19 Jul 16 The Health & Safety Executive has taken enforcement action against the independent fairground ride inspector who gave a clean bill of health to Motherwell theme park 16 days before a rollercoaster crash.

Amey and Tarmac set paving benchmark

14 Jul 16 Contractors Amey and Tarmac have managed to shave 19 hours off a 48-hour road surfacing operation on the M9 in Scotland.

CIOB calls on construction to act against exploitation

13 Jul 16 The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is calling for construction companies and clients to do more to eradicate cruel and unfair labour practices, wherever they occur.

How Marshalls combats modern slavery

13 Jul 16 A visit to suppliers in India more than 10 years ago brought about a profound change in procurement within the UK building materials group Marshalls.

Fitzgerald to complete Galliford Try exit in November

12 Jul 16 Greg Fitzgerald will finally leave the board of Galliford Try at the company’s annual general meeting on 11th November 2016.

Tarmac haulier opts for Renault tipper

8 Jul 16 Reading-based tarmac specialist RJ Blundy & Son has chosen a Renault Trucks 32-tonne Range C460 8x4 RK as the latest addition to its fleet.

Developer warns on Brexit impact

7 Jul 16 Get ready for a slowdown in the London commercial property market, a leading developer has warned.

Record six months for Bovis Homes

7 Jul 16 Bovis Homes sold 1,601 new homes in the first half of 2016, which is a new half-year record for the company.

Persimmon house sales rise 6%

5 Jul 16 A trading update from house-builder Persimmon reveals a 6% in unit completions for the first half of the year and a fair degree of confidence despite Brexit uncertainties.

Construction PMI hits seven-year low

4 Jul 16 The month of the EU referendum saw the UK construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) dive into negative territory for the first time in more than three years.

Kier to take £53m hit on restructuring

4 Jul 16 Having swallowed up two big acquisitions in the shape of May Gurney and Mouchel, Kier’s indigestion has now become apparent.

House-builders lose a third of market value

1 Jul 16 Britain’s big publicly-quoted house-building companies are among the biggest losers on the London Stock Exchange in the week since the result of the EU referendum was announced.

Construction Industry Council welcomes Brexit opportunities

1 Jul 16 The new chairman of the 萝莉原创 Industry Council says that leaving the EU could be great news for most UK construction companies.

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