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Later retirement for SMEs in Construction sector

Technical background article New research from Bibby Financial Services reveals that almost one in ten (9%) of the construction industry's SME owners and managers are already planning to work past 60.

News from Bibby Financial Services ( 3 March 2006)

Planning Gain Supplement - not the way ahead

The proposed introduction of a planning gain supplement (PGS) will do little to boost the UK's housing supply says ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.

News from Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ( 3 March 2006)

Addressing supply chain issues

Technical background article Collaborative opportunities within the Building Industry Brochure available

News from Wesupply (22 February 2006)

Heath Lambert launches new Asbestos scheme

Heath Lambert Group announces the launch of an important new insurance scheme for asbestos removal contractors.

News from Heath Lambert Group (16 February 2006)

Protecting trade in new and emerging Europe

Technical background article Atradius, has produced a series of reports to help companies protect their credit sales in the countries of new and emerging Europe.

News from Atradius (15 February 2006)

SMEs in Construction and stakeholder pensions law

Technical background article Majority of SMEs in Construction sector not compliant with stakeholder pensions law, says new research from Bibby Financial Services.

News from Bibby Financial Services ( 9 February 2006)

Arup uses CEI Harpoon and EnSight

Technical background article Arup uses CEI's Harpoon and EnSight to visualize Sheffield City Hall airflow by Richard Bardwell

News from Arup ( 8 February 2006)

Programme management solution for the construction

Effective programme management made effortless with launch of RPM solution for construction

News from RPM Services (18 January 2006)

Detox your business in 2006

Technical background article David Robertson, chief executive of Bibby Financial Services, has developed 10 top tips to help owners and managers detox their business ensuring a clean start for the year ahead.

News from Bibby Financial Services (17 January 2006)

Business failures on the increase across the board

Technical background article Construction failures rose 19% year on year, according to latest figures from leading business information specialist, Equifax

News from Equifax (17 January 2006)

Steel industry: forging a new shape

Technical background article The latest in the Atradius Industry Risk Index series focuses on steel.

News from Atradius (13 January 2006)

Skills shortages a key threat to construction

Technical background article Employers see skills' shortages as a greater threat to business performance than highly publicised threats such as rising oil prices, according to a business poll.

News from Foundation Degrees (12 January 2006)

2005: the year of survival

Technical background article For the UK's small business owners and managers last year was all about survival, according to new research.

News from Bibby Financial Services ( 5 January 2006)

UK SMEs should prepare for winter energy shortage

Technical background article Bibby Financial Services urges UK SMEs to prepare for winter energy shortage.

News from Bibby Financial Services (22 December 2005)

Supply chain management solutions

Technical background article On-demand, focused and rapid to deploy supply chain management solutions will be the key to success in dynamic and challenging Building Products world. Brochure available

News from Wesupply (19 December 2005)

New online accountancy service

New online accountancy service, Accountsnet.co.uk has been launched to provide internet accounting anytime, anywhere to sole traders, partnerships and small limited companies.

News from AccountsNet ( 7 December 2005)

Problem with fixed price contracts for Olympics

Technical background article Construction companies tendering for Olympic contracts could face a significant cash flow squeeze, according to global credit insurer, Atradius.