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Blyth Utilities acquired by Energy Assets for new multi-utility brand

Blyth Utilities is to play a major role in a new UK-wide multi-utility infrastructure brand following its acquisition (on December 10, 2015) by Energy Assets Group.

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Latchways bring engineering excellence to Dach und Holz 2016

World leaders in fall protection solutions, Latchways, will be exhibiting at Dach und Holz, Stuttgart (February 2-5 2016) in Hall 5, booth 206. The specialist manufacturer and supplier will be showcasing its portfolio of fall protection products for roofing and construction, many of which hold a patent for industry changing engineering and innovation.

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Hopkins Concrete invests in the future of the construction industry

Following the success of Hopkins Concrete apprentice, Sam Hughes, who has gained his Class One Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) licence, the Somerset Company is keen to encourage other would-be drivers to apply for the scheme. The South West concrete and aggregates business is dedicated to investing in the future of its workforce and champion the scheme as a great way of nurturing careers for local youngsters. 

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Innov8 secures Cheshire East Council framework agreement

Merseyside construction industry firm Innov8 is primed to deliver Principal Design Services for Cheshire East Council after securing the green light from authority chiefs.

The Birkenhead health and safety firm, which also has offices in Manchester, London and Edinburgh, has been appointed to the council’s framework for property-related consultancy services.

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Scotframe create a safe space for vulnerable children and young adults

It was a particularly special birthday party that Bob Davis held for his 26-year-old daughter Emily in December 2015 - a brilliant disco evening in the new safe play space that he and his team at Scottish charity Play Alloa have just created.

It was special for a number of reasons: Emily has had severe learning difficulties and mobility issues since birth; and companies such as Scotframe, the UK’s leading full kit timber frame manufacturer, and many others have pulled together to build the new haven for her and children who face similar challenges.

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