Diggers&Dozers

Sky News currently reporting on Jeremy Hunt’s budget from @tru7group yard

Charting the rise and possible fall of one of the UK's biggest and best-known #demolition contractors: demolitionnews.com/2023/10/26/fro….

It took the Competition and Markets Authority four years to investigate bid-rigging and price-fixing in the UK demolition industry. It will be more than five years until the case is finally closed: demolitionnews.com/2023/10/31/cma….

The sheer scale of Squibb Group's financial black hole has been laid bare in documents issued as the company seeks supply chain support for its proposed Company Voluntary Arrangement: demolitionnews.com/2023/11/01/squ….

Squibb Group, one of the UK’s biggest demolition companies, has applied for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) in an attempt to keep creditors at bay. demolitionnews.com/2023/10/26/squ….

Delighted to announce that Diggers and Dozers now has more than 100,000 YouTube subscribers

Well worth a read…

A fourth UK demolition director has been banned for his involvement in a bid-rigging, price-fixing and collusion scandal that resulted in fines of almost £60 million.

This just in from the demolition industry’s seat of learning. Someone has made a proper tititute of themselves!

DemolitionNews has compiled a list of the publications that are covering the £60 million fines handed down to 10 UK demolition companies named in a bid-rigging scandal: ow.ly/12I450NsImj

Congratulations to @demolitionnews and @OllieGunns for their great YouTube video highlighting the many flaws in the Construction ticket system in the UK well done both I hope someone listens and acts on your discussion youtu.be/E3kg-wB1MSs

@JamesAHogg2 Poignant following Terry Hall’s untimely passing. But a welcome reminder of the fragile beauty of Sinead O’Connor’s voice.

Wasn't expecting this when the tributes started flowing. The late Terry Hall and Sinead O'Connor do Dana.

@LGPExcavators @JCBmachines I think we will have a dual-fuel outcome, at least in the short term: electric to 14-15 tonnes and hydrogen above

Been interested watching innovation from Bauma, but for me we really seem to have hit a VHS/Betamax moments with Hydrogen v Electric? I think @JCBmachines are on the money and Hydrogen will be the power of choice for machines over 8 tonne in the future and electric for small kit