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An employee at Keyline in Northampton has celebrated the impressive milestone of ten years of service at the business.   Keith Ward. Transport manager Keith Ward, who originally joined the civils and drainage supplier as a driver in 2007 and was promoted to his current position last September, was presented …

Keyline, the UK's leading specialist supplier of civils and drainage solutions, has cemented its position as one of the industry’s health and safety champions after winning yet another top award. The company has received a gold RoSPA Occupational ...

Södra Wood Ltd, formerly Crown Timber, is relocating its UK and Irish operations to a new flagship HQ in the Office Park in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. From June 12^th 2017, the move will see more than 40 staff working in an integrated environment dealing with the £120 million sales the UK and Ireland generates.

Four powerful megatrends will shape how public and private spaces will be designed, built and used over the next ten years, according to a report from Marshalls, the UK supplier of hard landscaping materials.

The report, ...

A trading sign for the former Knebworth builders merchant Chas Lowe & Sons is to be erected at Gibbs & Dandy in Stevenage, in a tribute to Lowe’s history in the community.

Sussex-based timber merchants Covers welcomed a party of students to its Quarry Lane, Chichester site to give them an insight into the workings of a modern sawmill.

Less than a year since fire door safety campaigners turned a spotlight on high rise tower blocks, the country wakes to news of the devastating inferno at Grenfell Tower, West London.

Chandlers Building Supplies celebrated the completion of Chailey Heritage Foundation’s Patchwork Farm project by donating its final fundraising efforts to the Foundation. The money donated is part of the merchant’s ongoing support of Chailey ...

Former foreign office minister Alok Sharma has been appointed as the government’s new housing and planning minister, replacing Gavin Barwell.

Balbinder Panesar director of B S & N K Panesar Ltd has been disqualified by the region’s industry regulator and his firm lost its licence to operate HGV vehicles on 29 May 2017.