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Build UK continues to grow as another trade association signs up

Build UK has strengthened its representation of the contracting supply chain with its second new Trade Association Member in as many months. The Association of Lorry Loader Manufacturers and Importers (ALLMI), which has joined Build UK from February 2016, represents manufacturers, fleet owners, service companies, suppliers, site operators and other individuals and organisations engaged in the lorry loader industry.

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Green roof systems now available from Jewson

Sky Garden’s green roof systems are now available at Jewson.

The UK’s leading independent supplier and installer of living roofs offers a wide range of systems to meet any specification requirement. Sky Garden’s newest product, the sedum modular roof system, will be available at all Jewson roofing branches.

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London calling for Newtonabbey based M&E Building Services company

Harvey Group PLC follows up acquisition of Solmatix – a prominent Renewables Company - with confirmation of new presence in Great Britain as part of strategic expansion

County Antrim mechanical and electrical building services contractors, the Harvey Group has established a new office in Dunstable as part of a multi-million pounds’ strategic expansion programme.

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Visit Marshalls Natural Stone at stand E5200 of Ecobuild 2016

Marshalls is pleased to announce that their Natural Stone division will take centre stage at Ecobuild this year, running at the ExCel centre, London between 8th and 10th March.  

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Considerate Constructors Scheme launches new Monitoring Checklist

The Considerate Constructors Scheme - the national Scheme to improve the image of the construction industry - has launched a new Monitors’ Checklist.

The Checklist is the key method which Scheme Monitors use to assess and score sites, companies and suppliers’ performance against the Code of Considerate Practice. It comes into effect from 1 February 2016, but there will be a three month transition period until 1 May 2016, to ensure all Scheme registered members have sufficient time to familiarise themselves with the new requirements before any changes affect their scores. 

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