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Builders merchant Travis Perkins will be part of the first official Green Deal Plan with a UK householder.

Plumbers merchant group Wolseley UK has saved 8% on its fuel use, thanks to a transport project which involved fitting tracking devices to its fleet.

Trade creditors of failed civils and drainage merchant WTB are meeting in Manchester this morning (February 1) to find out if they will get their money back.

Who can explain the Communities Secretary's decision to ditch the key plan of "consequential improvements" in the forthcoming Building Regulations, asks Andrew Warren, director of the Association for the Conservation of Energy.

Builders merchant group Travis Perkins has bought renewable energy distribution specialists, Solfex Energy Systems.

Plumbers merchant group Wolseley UK has received clearance from the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) following its acquisition of 22 Burdens branches.

The Chelmsford branch of builders merchant MKM helped a charity night in aid of Little Havens Children's Hospice.

Red tape could put small building firms off getting involved in the the Green Deal, launched yesterday, says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

The UK economy shrank in the last three months of 2012 according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Alex McLeod, CEO of insulation manufacturer Superglass Holdings has welcomed the launch of the Green Deal to the general public.