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Construction SMEs at growing risk of failure

11 Feb 21 An analysis by insolvency practitioners suggests that nearly 80,000 SME construction businesses are now at risk of collapse, and more than 200,000 jobs in jeopardy.

Bellway reports robust trading

9 Feb 21 House-builder Bellway has declared itself to be “in a robust position” after a record six months for the business.

Small builders getting squeezed out by pandemic shortages

9 Feb 21 With buildings sites staying open, construction has largely proved a bright spot for the UK economy over the past 12 months. But there are also losers among the winners.

Kitchen fitter gets suspended jail sentence for gas works

4 Feb 21 A self-employed kitchen fitter has been given a suspended jail sentence for capping off a gas pipe when he was not Gas Safe registered.

Employee trust takes over Horizon Platforms

3 Feb 21 Powered access hire company Horizon Platforms is now under the ownership of its employees.

Suspended jail sentence for yard owner after digger collision

2 Feb 21 The owner of ran a construction and demolition waste recycling business has been given a suspended jail sentence after a man was crushed by a reversing excavator in his yard.

30-storey tower approved at 55 Gracechurch Street

27 Jan 21 The City of London Corporation has given planning permission for the construction of a 30-storey office development in the Square Mile.

Beam producer expands with new factory

25 Jan 21 Litecast, a Nuneaton-based supplier of concrete beam and block flooring, starts up production in its new factory today with twice the production capacity of its old place.

Merchant sales grow 9% year-on-year

22 Jan 21 The value of GB builders’ merchant sales in November 2020 was 9.0% higher than in November 2019.

Government sets up building products regulator

20 Jan 21 The government is setting up a new regulatory body to oversee the safety of construction materials.

Kier expecting to show some improvement

19 Jan 21 Kier says that it has not lost as much money as usual in the last six months.

Aggregate Industries appoints MD

18 Jan 21 Aggregate Industries has appointed Andy Swinnerton as managing director of its aggregates division.

Carillion directors face boardroom bans

14 Jan 21 The government has initiated legal proceedings to have eight former Carillion directors banned from holding boardroom seats.

Taylor Wimpey hails strong recovery

14 Jan 21 House-builder Taylor Wimpey saw its output decline by nearly 40% in 2020 but says it is back up and running at just about full steam.

Persimmon revenues down less than 10%

13 Jan 21 House-builder Persimmon saw its revenues dented by less than 10% in 2020, despite the Covid-19 virus shutting down its sites for a month or more.

Vistry profits at top end of expectations

12 Jan 21 A trading update from House-builder Vistry Group reveals that its profits for 2020 will be at the top end of expectations, reaching approximately £140m.

JCB adds pothole tools to Hydradig

11 Jan 21 JCB has launched a new version of its pothole repair machine based this time on its Hydradig wheeled excavator rather than the 3CX backhoe loader.

SIG expects to return to profit by end of 2021

11 Jan 21 A trading update from building materials distributor SIG confirms that it made up some lost ground in the second half of 2020.

New owners for Wolseley UK

4 Jan 21 Private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice has agreed to pay £308m to take over Wolseley UK, the heating and plumbing distribution business.

Construction organisations welcome Brexit trade deal

4 Jan 21 There has been a broad welcome from the construction industry that 2021 began with the UK having secured some sort of trading agreement with the European Union, its largest trade partner.

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