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Fast-growing UK merchant buying group IBC has unveiled a "fresh, innovative and informative" new website and members guide.
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Gfk projects general builders merchants annual sales of £6bn
The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) has released the first examples of top line data generated by Gfk's new Builders Merchants Panel to its members, which projects total annual sales for the whole general builders merchants channel in excess of £6bn.
Read More »HPS opens Bracknell branch
Independent plumbers merchant Heating Plumbing Supplies (HPS) has officially opened its 31st branch in Bracknell, Berkshire.
Read More »Sovini Group opens trade store in Merseyside
Social housing group Sovini has opened a 'one stop shop' trade store for housing associations, house builders and repairs and maintenance firms in the North West.
Read More »Markovitz raises 20k for Derbyshire charity
Derbyshire based builders merchant Markovitz Ltd has raised £20,000 for newly established local charity #ChallengeDerbyshire.
Read More »Kellaway employee wins with Owlett-Jaton
Fasteners and fixings distributor Owlett-Jaton presented an Apple iPad Air to Simon Tandy of Kellaway Building Supplies Limited after he entered a prize draw at the annual NBG conference.
Read More »Builders merchant briefs MP on construction industry
Keighley MP, Kris Hopkins visited Myers Building Supplies in Silsden on Friday 16 January 2015 to hear about the challenges facing the construction industry.
Read More »Wolseley UK raises money for Lily Mae Foundation
Plumbers merchant chain Wolseley UK has raised £3,100 for Coventry charity the Lily Mae Foundation.
Read More »Wolseley UK launches apprenticeship scheme for LGV drivers
Plumbers merchant chain Wolseley UK has launched a new apprenticeship scheme for LGV drivers, the first of its kind in the industry.
Read More »Inclusive kitchen and bathroom products market to grow by 20%
An ageing population and a growing trend of 'multi-generation households' will see the UK inclusive bathroom and kitchen products market increase by 20% to 2018, new research has revealed.
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