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Construction Recycling Alliance launches Finance Initiative

The Construction Recycling Alliance, a trade association representing construction companies committed to recycling, has launched a new service offering affordable finance for those enterprises seeking new recycling equipment. Backed by a select number of specialist finance providers, the CRA Finance Initiative is available as an alternative to conventional lending which has, since the credit crunch, been perceived as highly selective and restric... [more]

Euro Auctions - Used Construction Plant Global Review 2011 - 2012 - 1)

What a year 2011 was! Following the crash of the worlds construction markets, the movement of second hand plant and industrial equipment around the globe proved to be highly volatile and not without surprise. The fortunes of plant owners, plant buyers and plant sellers have changed over the last 12 months, but what is the real global story? With limited availability of brand new equipment and machinery in 2011 the trading market for pre owned... [more]

Euro Auctions - Used Construction Plant Global Review 2011 - 2012 - 2)

What a year 2011 was! Following the crash of the worlds construction markets, the movement of second hand plant and industrial equipment around the globe proved to be highly volatile and not without surprise. The fortunes of plant owners, plant buyers and plant sellers have changed over the last 12 months, but what is the real global story? Eastern Europe Large construction, roadway and infrastructure projects in Poland are on the increase... [more]

Peterborough’s New Primark to become one of the largest shops thanks to ISG

ISG obtained a £5 million refurbishment and extension project for Hammerson, which sees the contractor bring a 5,500m2 Primark store to the developer’s Queensgate Shopping Centre in Peterborough. The ambitious scheme involves the reconfiguration of eight existing retail units at the Queensgate Shopping Centre, demolishing the internal walls and creating new spaces for lift shafts, stairs and escalators. Several existing tenants have relocated ... [more]

Castle and Pryor announce Brokk equipment sale as plant fleet is upgraded

Controlled demolition and concrete cutting specialist Castle and Pryor is disposing of a significant number of Brokk demolition robots and associated equipment in order to make way for new plant. The specialist Brokk machines are controlled remotely, allowing its operative to work in a secure location, free from the vibration and dust often associated with demolishing concrete or other material. Not only are the machines utilised by controlled de... [more]

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Asbestos abatement delays Cloverleaf Mall demolition
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WTVR) - Extensive asbestos abatement is causing some delays in the demolition of the old Cloverleaf Mall in Chesterfield.

Wivenhoe councillors oppose gravel plant plans
WIVENHOE councillors are fighting proposals for a gravel extraction plant across the water in Fingringhoe.

Schedule of dismantling old Wayland High School
The Wayland High School Building Committee (HSBC) is scheduled to meet on Thursday, Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. in the School Committee conference room in the Wayland Town Building.

Reconstruction Zone: Chronicling Haiti's Post-Quake Struggles
See more photos from Haiti , and what you can do to help. “There was just a 7.0 quake right outside of Port-au-Prince. This will be a big deal.” Two years ago today, I was the night editor for a national radio show . Around 5:20 p.m. Eastern time, the AP newswire flashed this sparse dispatch from a videographer working in Haiti, who had seen a collapsed hospital in a town up the hill from Port ...