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Welsh builders merchant has completed its 2016 Charity Challenge with a gruelling 12 hour mission, walking from Brecon to Merthyr, via Pen-Y-Fan, then cycling to Cardiff Bay - a total distance of over 50 miles.

South east timber merchants, Champion Timber, enjoyed a successful opening event for its tenth branch this week.

The TP team will scale the height of Britain's three highest mountains to raise £10,000 for charity partner Macmillan Cancer Support.

Yorkshire based Naylor Industries plc has been named as a UK National Champion in The European Business Awards sponsored by RSM; a competition supported by businesses leaders, academics, media and political representatives from across Europe.

This Saturday (July 2), a team of 20 builders merchants are taking on the 2016 Tour de Robert Price Duathlon.

Roofing manufacturer Russell Roof Tiles has taken a team to conquer the two peaks, raising money for Shropshire & Staffordshire Blood Bikes and Dumfries & Galloway Blood Bikes.

Following the EU Referendum last week which voted by a very narrow margin for the UK to leave the EU, the joinery industry will need to be well informed and well prepared to assess risk, says Iain McIlwee, chief executive of the British Woodworking Federation.

Any new system of immigration following last week's EU Referendum vote for the UK to leave the EU, must ensure that it provides the construction sector with enough skilled workers to build the homes and infrastructure projects we need, the Federation of Master Builders has warned.

It is with tremendous sadness that BMJ reports the death of John O'Carroll Bailey.

John Newcomb, managing director of the Builders Merchants Federation has issued a statement on the result of the EU Referendum.