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Worcestershire civil engineers Shannonside have bought 11 Thwaites dumpers, via distributor BTE Plant Sales.
Midlands and south west contractor Speller Metcalfe has boasted a record year, with a 48% increase in profit before tax (PBT) in the year to 31 March 2026.
Marley has launched a new concrete roof tile, making use of Heidelberg's evoZero concrete, which offers a near zero carbon impact through a carbon capture and banking system.
Beaver Bridges has worked with the Readypower Group and Readyscrew to develop a culvert bridge, designed to allow equipment like excavators to cross the traditional streams without damaging the environment.