When brickmaker Hanson mothballed its Lancashire brickworks in 2010, it hoped it wasn't going to be permanent. The company has now told the Financial Times that it plans to start making bricks at Claughton again.
Read More »Keyline 22 take on Lyke Wake Walk
A team of 22 from Keyline Builders Merchants has raised nearly £10,000 for Prostate Cancer UK after taking on the 42-mile North Yorkshire Lyke Wake Walk.
Read More »Output uplift causes block delays
Construction is being hit by a shortage of aerated and lightweight blocks with delivery times of up to three months currently being quoted by manufacturers.
Read More »BMF introduces members’ wellness programme
The Builders Merchants Federation is developing a Wellness Programme for BMF members designed to ensure that merchant and supplier members' staff are physically fit for the future and adequately protected from the stresses and strains of corporate life.
Read More »Builders workloads increase
Builders across Britain are getting busier for the first time since the economic downturn began, according to the Federation of Master Builders.
Read More »CCF opens Belvedere branch
Interior building products distributor CCF has opened a new branch in Belvedere, south east London.
Read More »NMBS re-launches website
NMBS, the buying society for independent builders', timber, hardware, plumbing and heating merchants, has revamped and relaunched its online presence.
Read More »Wolseley closes nine branches in drainage split
Wolseley UK is creating two business areas for the civils and utilities markets, under the Burdens and Drain Center brands.
Read More »BMF becomes RDT partner
The Builders Merchant Federation has signed up to the Rainy Day Trust's partnership scheme.
Read More »Timber supplier offers rapid delivery service
Continental Wood Products, part of the Norvik Timber Group, is launching a rapid delivery service called Swede Speed this month.
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