Administators called in Naylor & Walkden
Unfortunately the administrators have been called in at Naylor & Walkden following a bad period for the company. But 57 workers at the construction division have been made redundant as…
Read MoreUnfortunately the administrators have been called in at Naylor & Walkden following a bad period for the company. But 57 workers at the construction division have been made redundant as…
Read MoreWe love giving our companies to overseas investors well its shameful to learn that another one might be going. We won’t own anything at this rate, the story is as…
Read MoreThieving gits shut school for a few copper tanks these people are really low the story is as follows. The raiders stole four large copper water tanks and pipes plus…
Read MoreSome good news at last with all the negative headlines about trouble is they never seem to pay the contractors any more even though they are selling houses at £260000…
Read MoreWe all know how dangerous cranes are to be around even for the operator it seems form the report that this was a timber framed construction. Having worked with these…
Read MoreEurope’s tallest building will be lit up at 10.15 tonight by 12 lasers and 30 searchlights as they fire-out from the 95-storey structure across London accompanied by a live performance…
Read MoreThe court heard the gang stole materials during maintenance and upgrade work being carried out by Network Rail on the West Coast Mainline in and around Rugby. Terry Doherty,…
Read MoreFounder Barry Ashmore said: “The whole construction industry is at breaking point. “I have been in the industry for 40 plus years and have come through previous recessions, but never…
Read MoreThe firm, established 40 years ago, installed more than 100,000 sq m of roofing and cladding each year, working on a mix of projects for main contractors like Bam, Carillion…
Read MoreThe 54-year-old victim died at the scene at Letterston, near Fishguard. It is understood foundations were being dug when the collapse happened at 10:10 on Tuesday morning. A police spokesperson…
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