Construction National

Magazine, Online Directory and Web Design Service

Thu18122025

Last updateMon, 17 Nov 2025 1pm

Boningale expands its national sales team

Midlands-based Boningale Nurseries has added two new members to its sales team in order to facilitate the company’s growth and expansion plans in the North and South.  

The first member to join the sales team is Lucy Bravington, who has worked in the landscape industry for the last nine years, starting out as a designer and specialising more recently in hard landscaping materials as part of her sales manager role at Hardscape Products Ltd.  At Boningale, Lucy will be responsible for managing existing customers and developing new business opportunities in the South of the country. 

Read more: Boningale expands its national sales team

Niven Architects go for radical change with new suite of offices

After 18 years in an elegant, three storey, Georgian townhouse, Niven are on the move to pastures new, but oh so radically different!

After a two year search, Niven have re-located to Business Central in the heart of the burgeoning Central Park district of Darlington. The new suite of offices, including a vibrant new Design Studio,provides room for expansion and great links to transport - it's next to the Station.  

Read more: Niven Architects go for radical change with new suite of offices

Rainclear bring you the ability to buy Cast Iron Roof Drainage Outlets online

You can now browse and buy Harmer Cast Iron Roof Outlets online on Rainclear Systems’ website. You can conveniently pay by card or Paypal with delivery to you or your site within 5 working days.

Harmer are well known for manufacturing the marketing leading range of rainwater handling and building drainage products. Now Rainclear offer the added convenience of buying them on a mobile responsive ecommerce website wherever you are and whenever you are ready.

Read more: Rainclear bring you the ability to buy Cast Iron Roof Drainage Outlets online

APS unveils shortlist in National CDM and Student Designer Awards

The Association for Project Safety (APS) has today unveiled the shortlist of successful entries into its ninth National CDM and Student Designer Awards.

Following a record number of entries this year, the shortlist has been decided following an intense judging process by an expert panel of industry figure-heads, including the Health and Safety Executive, to decide which entries will go forwards to the awards dinner. The overall category winners will be revealed on the night.

Read more: APS unveils shortlist in National CDM and Student Designer Awards

AMI tracking technology leads police to stolen JCB 2CX worth £25,000

AMI Group’s tracking technology has led the Police to a stolen JCB 2CX Streetmaster Backhoe Loader worth around £25,000.

The high value machine was reported stolen this morning at around 10.30am from a site in Croft-on-Tees south of Darlington. Owned by one of the UK’s major plant hirers, the JCB 2CX had been fitted with an AMI Nexis GPS (Global Positioning System) tracking system and AMI’s monitoring station was able to utilise the company’s web-based Nexis software portal to establish that the JCB had been moved to a new location in Snipe Lane just off the A66 in Darlington, some six miles away.

Read more: AMI tracking technology leads police to stolen JCB 2CX worth £25,000