Norwich-based Longwater Construction Supply has been giving plenty back this year after getting involved in a number of different charitable events. So far this year it has donated tools and wheelbarrows to the Norwich Historical [read more…]
The construction products innovator, Gripple has developed in-house a complete solution for the installation, in all applications, of HVAC, mechanical and plumbing services, also delivering increased speed, higher load performance and easier adjustment. Replacing the [read more…]
With over 6m passengers passing through it in 2014, Bergen International Airport has been working at beyond capacity for the past few years. As Norway’s second busiest airport, it was in need of modernising to [read more…]
Clear glazing has been most commonly specified in rooflight solutions over the years and has, in the main, fulfilled the requirements of installers and end users. However, as technological advancements have been made and awareness [read more…]
Construction company Mick George Ltd has begun Demolition works on the former Dairy Crest site, on Cambridge Road, Fenstanton, which lies adjacent to the A14 carriageway. The project will be subject to a housing redevelopment [read more…]
Following a suite of new app launches since last year, the Express Asphalt division of Aggregate Industries is looking to enhance the customer experience even further with the launch of the industry’s very first collect [read more…]
A regeneration project next to Paddington Station and an exemplary fit out in Leeds both scooped awards at this year’s British Council for Offices’ (BCO) Awards. Eastbourne Terrace, London won the Best Refurbished/Recycled Workplace Project [read more…]
As the UK braces for another winter of erratic weather which will see torrential storms batter Britain’s coastlines and flood communities, Aggregate Industries is highlighting the need for early intervention when planning defence measures, reminding [read more…]
The building industry is looking for ways to reduce disruptions to communities after almost a quarter of UK residents admitted being irritated by how long construction projects take to complete. Building sections of new homes [read more…]
If one of the major Contractors went bust tomorrow, everyone would notice. Thousands of businesses would suffer. The banks would take a massive hit, and even the general public might sit up and take notice. [read more…]
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