The plant arm of Buckingham Group Contracting is still trading profitably despite the collapse of the main construction division. Buckingham Group Contracting went into administration earlier this month amid fears that suppliers could be owed more than £100m. Administrator Grant Thornton has confirmed to the Enquirer that Buckingham Plant Hire is a separate business and
Mark Holmes, Mace’s deputy chairman is stepping down from his role on the main board in December. Starting as a project manager in 1992, Holmes was Mace’s 30th employee and in 2001 was part of the team that led Mace’s management buyout. He went on to establish the Mace Consultancy business in the UK and
Vinci Building has clinched the £90m first phase of the regeneration of St Helens town centre masterminded for the council by English Cities Fund Under the deal, Vinci will build a new market hall flanked by a mixed-use area set around a 120-bedroom hotel, 64 new homes and 11,000 sq ft of shops, along with
After experiencing shaking and a loud noise on Sept. 15, an Arizona resident is left scratching her head as to what might have damaged the roof of her home.
The company states the new Eugene office will serve as a point of service and a hub for research and development in sustainable roofing solutions.
Louisiana is boosting its ‘Fortified’ home roof program with $10,000 grants, with first dibs going to those policyholders of Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp., the state’s insurer of last resort.
MCL-PM is starting work on a series of new contracts across the home counties as the modular specialist bounces back from the impact of major failures in the sector. MCL-PM was left owing cash by the collapse of Ilke Homes but has now restarted on some of their sites. The firm covers London, Essex,Kent and
Bathroom pod specialist Offsite Solutions has delivered a £2m contract to manufacture 356 GRP shower pods for Canary Wharf Group. It is the first application of its new GRP tile-effect finishes on the pods for two residential buildings under construction in the heart of Wood Wharf in London’s Docklands. The development will provide 297 fully
Cosmic dust, known as micrometeorites, originating from outer space, is found all over the Earth, offering insights into our planet’s formation, and your rooftop can be one such repository.
Deanestor has announced a 35% increase in turnover to £19m and a return to pre-pandemic profit levels, according to its latest accounts which have now been released. Turnover increased by £5m in the financial year ending 31st December 2022 and operating profit rose to £750,000. Sales of £17.5m have already been secured so far in
