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06 November 2025

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Access suppliers IPS and APS merge

14 Sep 12 Telford-based Independent Parts & Service Ltd (IPS) and Huntingdon-based Access Platform Sales Ltd (APS) are merging to create the UK’s largest independent distributor of aerial work platforms in the UK.

Shell Centre plans progress

14 Sep 12 Plans for a £300m redevelopment of the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank will be submitted for local authority approval within the next three months.

Kier stays resilient in face of market pressure

13 Sep 12 With UK construction expected to see further pressure on margins, Kier is focusing its energies on overseas work and growth markets such as energy.

Miller returns to profit

11 Sep 12 The Miller Group has edged back into the black with a £400k pre-tax profit for the first half of the year, compared to a £52.9m loss for the same period last year.

Finger severed in steel building accident

11 Sep 12 A manufacturer of steel building materials has been fined for safety failings after an employee sustained a serious hand injury on a poorly guarded machine in Norfolk.

Tarmac2Go asphalt collection service launched

6 Sep 12 Tarmac is set to help customers order and pick up asphalt direct from plant, with the launch of a new collection service.

Fall victim still in vegetative state

6 Sep 12 A Darlington contractor has been fined after a worker was left severely brain damaged following a fall from a house roof.

May Gurney in turmoil: CEO out

6 Sep 12 Philip Fellowes-Prynne, chief executive of contractor May Gurney, has left the company ‘by mutual consent’ with no replacement lined up.

Pidgley keeps pressure on government

5 Sep 12 Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley has once again repeated his call for the government to get behind the nation’s housebuilders and help them lead economic growth.

Rain drives Marshalls into £18.5m restructuring

31 Aug 12 Paving block producer Marshalls has continued to be hit by the record wet weather, with £10m wiped off its sales in the second quarter - equivalent to six days' installation.

Morgan moves to take Redrow private

31 Aug 12 Steve Morgan, the founder and chairman of listed housebuilder Redrow, has made a preliminary offer to take over the company.

Eurovia and Tarmac share Kent highways work

28 Aug 12 An £18m project to resurface highways in Kent has gone to Eurovia and Tarmac.

Banks take over Mouchel in pre-pack deal

25 Aug 12 Mouchel Group has been taken over in a pre-pack deal by its lending banks after going into administration.

Disappointing results at North Midland

24 Aug 12 North Midland Construction’s chairman has admitted that the company’s latest results are disappointing.

Health and safety specialist calls in administrator

24 Aug 12 Administrators have been called in at Yorkshire-based health and safety consultancy Peak Facilities.

Administrators seek buyer for Scunthorpe structural business

23 Aug 12 Hawksley Engineering, based in Gunness, near Scunthorpe, has been placed into administration after experiencing difficult trading conditions.

Contractors face increasingly bleak outlook says CECA

23 Aug 12 Pressure from clients is pushing companies to the edge, the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) has warned.

Profits up at Kingspan

20 Aug 12 Kingspan’s trading profit for the first half of the year was €52.7m (£41.4m), a rise of 19% on last year.

America up but Europe down in CRH results

15 Aug 12 Ireland-based materials giant CRH has reported a positive start to the year for its operations in the Americas but said that trading was down in Europe.

One in four compulsory liquidations is in construction

7 Aug 12 Official statistics from The Insolvency Service reveal a loss of 868 construction firms in the last quarter.

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