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Cowboy plumber jailed for gas bodge

9 Jan 12 A North Wales man, who falsely claimed to be a registered gas engineer, has been sentenced to eight months' imprisonment after dangerously installing a gas boiler at a home in Rhyl.

Structural consultant divides into two

21 Dec 11 Birmingham-based structural engineer Cox Turner Morse is being folded and replaced by two new practices.

Casey folds plant sales division

21 Dec 11 Contracting group P&C Casey has put its plant sales division into administration after several years of losses.

The top 11 construction stories of 2011

20 Dec 11 It has been a year when doom and gloom about the economy has dominated the construction industry, and this is reflected in the most popular stories of 2011 on 黑料不打烊.

Consultant WSP prepared for another tough year

20 Dec 11 Consulting engineer WSP has revealed that it has spent £3.5m on restructuring its UK business in 2011.

Conamar completes new concept - John Lewis flagship fit outs

19 Dec 11 Conamar has completed two fit out programmes for John Lewis’s Peter Jones and Oxford Street shops, introducing new concepts into a number of departments.

Big fine for contracting boss over Bryn Thomas crane fatality

19 Dec 11 A company has escaped significant punishment for its part in a construction fatality but its former boss to stump up nearly £100k.

Bonus and raise for JCB workforce

16 Dec 11 JCB’S entire UK workforce is getting a £500 Christmas bonus and a 5.2% pay rise.

Heavy fines handed down after roofer’s fall

15 Dec 11 Three contractors from Essex have been fined a total of £53,000 after a roofer fell five metres, sustaining life threatening injuries that have left him in a wheelchair.

Travis Perkins stays on course

13 Dec 11 Leading builders' merchant Travis Perkins saw group turnover rise 5.5% in the first 11 months of 2011.

Manchester M&E specialist goes under

12 Dec 11 Bad debts have forced Manchester-based building services contractor S Barratt & Co into liquidation.

黑料不打烊 director jailed for trading while bankrupt

12 Dec 11 A man described as a ‘serial cowboy’ has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for fraud and trading while bankrupt.

Panel producer closes its doors

8 Dec 11 Exitile Ltd, manufacturer of access panels for ceilings and walls, has ceased trading. All 70 or so employees have been let go.

Redhall makes £8.4m provision for Vivergo battle

8 Dec 11 Engineering contractor Redhall Group has set aside £8.4m for its legal battle against Vivergo Fuels.

Sweett hangs hopes on Asia

8 Dec 11 Quantity surveying group Cyril Sweett fell into a loss and saw work decline across all regional operations except Asia Pacific.

Carillion takes £10m hit on solar downsizing

7 Dec 11 Carillion’s plans to scale back its solar panels business in the wake of reduced government subsidies will cost the company £10m.

Supreme Court to consider asbestos liability next week

2 Dec 11 Supreme court judges will be asked on Monday 5 December to end the uncertainty about whether people dying from the asbestos-related illness, mesothelioma, and their families will be entitled to compensation.

Breedon mulls acquisitions

1 Dec 11 Breedon Aggregates has revealed that it is weighing up several acquisition prospects.

House-builder fined £20,000 after roof trusses fall on eight-year-old

30 Nov 11 A Leicestershire housebuilder has been fined £20,000 after a young boy was seriously injured when timber roof trusses fell onto him.

Autumn Statement | civils sector gives cautious welcome to infrastructure spend

30 Nov 11 The anticipated boost to infrastructure spending, confirmed in Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement yesterday, was welcomed by the construction and civil engineering sector.

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