Independent builders merchant MKM Building Supplies has taken on 23 people at its new branch in Dragonville Industrial Park, Durham City.
Read More »LBS Builders Merchants and SCA plant trees in local schools
Welsh independent builders merchant LBS has supported the Tree Planting Project, in conjunction with SCA Timber, for the third consecutive year.
Read More »Newport building firm opens builders merchant
Green Hill Construction, which is based in Newport, has opened its first builders' merchant.
Read More »Housing minister visits Hanson brickworks
Housing minister Kris Hopkins has visited brickmaker Hanson's re-opened Claughton Manor brick works near Lancaster to see bricks being produced for the first time in four years.
Read More »London new home registrations reach record high
The number of new homes registered in London last year was the highest since electronic records began over 26 years ago - new figures from NHBC have revealed.
Read More »Travis Perkins ramps up investment plans
Builders' merchant group Travis Perkins plans to increase investment in growing its business over the next few years.
Read More »Peter Hindle MBE to chair the BMF
Peter Hindle MBE will be the next chairman of the Builders Merchants Federation (BMF), taking up the position on 2 April 2014.
Read More »Tim Pollard to speak at Ecobuild 2014
Plumb Center's head of sustainability Tim Pollard will be discussing the latest industry topics at Ecobuild 2014.
Read More »Construction output falls slightly
GDP figures published today (January 29) by the Office of National Statistics, highlight that the UK economy grew by 0.7% in the fourth quarter of 2013; however, construction declined 0.3% over the same period.
Read More »Brick production ‘not to blame’ says BDA
The Brick Development Association has strongly rejected claims by the Royal Institute of Surveyors (RICS) that a fall in UK Construction Output is due to shortage of bricks.
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