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Online and mail order supplier of ironmongery, IronmongeryDirect has reported record results for the year ended December 31 2012.
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MARC calls for radiator scrappage scheme
The Manufacturers' Association of Radiators and Convectors (MARC) believes a 'radiator scrappage scheme', similar to the successful programme to encourage boiler replacement, can help boost the UK's green agenda.
Read More »Breedon Aggregates sees revenues rise
Independent aggregates business Breedon Aggregates has announced its audited annual results for the year ended 31 December 2012.
Read More »Makita’s pink drill beats Breast Cancer Care donation target
Sales of the special Makita pink drill, sold in aid of the charity Breast Cancer Care have exceeded expectations.
Read More »New construction orders edge upwards
The volume of new construction orders in the fourth quarter of 2012 rose 3.4% compared with the previous three months.
Read More »F & P Wholesale raises money for Whizz-Kidz charity
Staff at F & P Wholesale, the distributor of heating, plumbing and bathroom products, raised a total of £18,583 for their nominated charity Whizz-Kidz in 2012.
Read More »Galloway to launch Taylor’s Timber Centre
Bradford West MP George Galloway is to launch new-look Taylor's Timber Centre.
Read More »Chancellor should use construction to drive growth
The Construction Products Association wants the Chancellor to recognise the potential of the construction industry to drive short-term growth and long-term prosperity for the UK.
Read More »PTS names two new charity partners
Plumbers merchant chain PTS has chosen Cruse Bereavement Care and Mind, the mental health charity, as its official charity partners for the next two years.
Read More »Kent Blaxill directors celebrate 175 years
Directors of East Anglian independent builders merchant Kent Blaxill, have toasted the company's 175th anniversary when they met for their first board meeting of the year in February.
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