An unregistered plumbing and heating contractor has been fined for carrying out illegal gas work that put a number of homes at risk. Truro Crown Court heard that, from January…
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If you have phoned the CSCS for a new card this January you will know that they aren’t issuing new cards as they are swapping over to a new system…
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A brand new private members bill is being launched in the “House of Lords” today in the latest bid to toughen-up late payment legislation which has blighted the construction industry…
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Nationaltradesmen.co.uk has learnt that the report published by the National Audit office highlights the government failures to get the two flagship Carillion hospitals built, creating misery for patients and staff…
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A construction company was fined half a million pounds after a father-of-two was killed when a re-enforced concrete slab collapsed underneath him during a demolition project. Southwark Crown Court heard…
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An Albanian has been extradited from Albania back to the UK and charged with the murder of site supervisor John Woodward in central London in April 2018. Elton Sefa, 22,…
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The watchdogs at the Financial Reporting Council need at least an extra six months to complete the first stage of their investigation into the collapse of Carillion. On 29 January…
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A 23-year-old worker was killed on a student accommodation site in Lincoln on Thursday 9th of January. The victim was working for Chesterfield-based groundworks subcontractor Melfort Construction Services on the…
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The new skills cards are causing mass confusing with new plant skills cards are being turned away from sites because of confusion over the new colour scheme. The brand new…
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To write or not to write that is the question, do you have your van sign written, and how much should you pay, and is it worth it. How often…
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