Archive for the ‘Builders Merchant’ Category
Zimbabwe: Radar Output UpAllAfrica.comThe company, which owns United Builders' Merchant, Border Timbers and MacDonald Bricks, has attributed its change of fortunes to a strong overall …
Snowdon climber peaks 100 timesBBC NewsThe builders' merchant's 100th ascent was after work on Wednesday. "It went really well. I thought I was going to be on my own, but as I got to the top I …and more »
Traders' worrry over empty shopsNW Evening MailShoppers are greeted at one end of the street by the premises of a former builders' merchant, which has stood empty for several years, while properties …and more »
Boys cleared of arson that ravaged Dagenham warehouseBarking and Dagenham PostProsecutors claimed the four struck at the builders' merchant yard in Whalebone Lane North on February 21 last year. A fuel tank containing up to 1000 …
Rutland TimesWe're in the pink for good causesRutland TimesThe builders' merchant in Station Approach, Oakham, is raising money throughout 2010 for Breast Cancer Campaign and Children's Hospice UK. …and more »
Travis Perkins man to drive to SicilyBuilders Merchants JournalAn assistant manager at builders merchant Travis Perkins is taking part in the Dumball Rally, driving from Brighton to Sicily. …
Debt fears and weaker CRH help Iseq shed almost 1%Irish TimesBuilders' merchant and DIY specialist Grafton finished 1.96 per cent ahead at €2.91. Exploration group Tullow added 2.35 per cent to close at €14.35, …and more »
Builders Merchants JournalLBS opens new roofing merchantBuilders Merchants JournalIndependent Welsh builders merchant LBS Builders Merchants has opened its first specialist roofing branch today. Trading from a site that has housed a …
Builders Merchants JournalKent Blaxill buys Anglia Coatings SolutionsBuilders Merchants JournalEast Anglian independent builders merchant Kent Blaxill has acquired the business of Anglia Coatings Solutions. Dean Tilford, who set up Anglia, …
War of the rosesLancashire Evening PostPan-Lancashire option supporter Norman Tenray, the award-winning boss of builders merchant OBAS UK in Longridge, which ironically would fall under Pennine …