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£200k fines for dodgy scaffold

10 Jul 13 A scaffolding firm and its client have been fined more than £200,000 for safety failings at a factory in Ledbury.

Billington bounces back to health

9 Jul 13 Structural steel firm Billington has taken its medicine and now appears to be on the road to health.

Bovis beats expectations

8 Jul 13 Bovis Homes has had a strong first half of the year with trading ahead of expectations.

Asbestos fines for Brummie builders

5 Jul 13 Two self-employed builders from Birmingham have been sentenced for exposing householders, as well as themselves, to asbestos.

Cladding firm owner fined £10k for ignoring asbestos risk

5 Jul 13 The owner of a cladding installation business has been fined after he exposed workers to a potentially fatal risk from airborne asbestos fibres at a house in Bedfordshire.

Silverdell subsidiary in administration

4 Jul 13 Asbestos removal specialist Kitsons, part of the Silverdell Group, has been placed in administration following a winding-up petition brought by a trade creditor.

Management restructure at Bouygues UK

28 Jun 13 Bouygues has restructured its UK construction businesses to integrate Warings, Leadbitter and Denne with the Bouygues UK operation. All the trading names remain, however.

Alpine files for bankruptcy

28 Jun 13 FCC Construcción’s Austrian subsidiary Alpine is to file for bankruptcy today.

Fireplace installer fined £10k for boy’s death

27 Jun 13 The stonemason who installed a dodgy fireplace into a new Persimmon home that toppled and killed a child has been fined £10,000 including costs.

Chancellor promises road building bonanza

26 Jun 13 Chancellor George Osborne has promised “the largest programme of investment in our roads for half a century” but left details to be unveiled by his treasury secretary Danny Alexander.

Kier prepares for May Gurney with COO appointment

24 Jun 13 Kier is preparing for the arrival of May Gurney into the group with the creation of a new chief operating officer (COO) role on the board.

FCC subsidiary Alpine files for insolvency

20 Jun 13 FCC Construcción subsidiary Alpine has initiated voluntary insolvency proceedings after efforts to restructure failed.

Road builders’ finances in surprisingly good health

19 Jun 13 An analysis of the financial health of road building contractors, conducted exclusively for The 羞羞视频 by Company Watch, has revealed that they are proving surprising resilient.

Warehouse owner fined £266k for roofing fatality

19 Jun 13 A drinks firm has been fined more than a quarter of a million pounds after a workman fell through the roof of its warehouse. The contractor has to pay £30,000.

May Gurney shareholders back Kier takeover

14 Jun 13 May Gurney shareholders met yesterday (13 June 2013) to approve the proposed takeover by Kier and had no problems in giving the deal their full support.

Balfour Beatty recruits Pollard to turn round UK business

10 Jun 13 Former Bovis Lend Lease CEO Nick Pollard has been recruited by Balfour Beatty to head up its UK Construction business.

£20m Reading bridge job out to tender

7 Jun 13 The University of Reading is seeking a contractor to design and build a £20m relief road and bridge over the M4 motorway.

Balfour deal supports Vp growth

4 Jun 13 Equipment rental specialist Vp saw its profits and revenues grow last year, helped by the acquisition of Balfour Beatty’s plant and surveying businesses last July.

New £1bn Chinatown to be developed in Royal Docks

30 May 13 London’s Chinatown is set to be no longer just a few streets in Soho but a shiny new business district covering a 35-acre site at Royal Albert Dock.

Willmott Dixon looks to help subcontractors despite sliding numbers

30 May 13 Privately-owned construction group Willmott Dixon saw its turnover and profit slide a little last year but it is taking action to support its subcontractors with a new payment initiative.

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