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Leach’s set for the best Scaffolder’s Day yet

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Leach's Scaffolder's Day is back tomorrow and its the best one yet! 2020 was a tough year, but Leach's know scaffolders are made of strong...

Altrad Secures Oil Refinery Contracts Worth £30M

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Altrad has signed two long term contracts with Total Lindsey Oil Refinery in North Lincolnshire, UK in support of their operations with an estimated...

New TG20:21 guidance set to launch in the spring

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NASC’s eagerly-anticipated eGuide scaffolding design software update and expansion of TG20:21 will go on sale from March, it has been confirmed. The latest updated version...

Business Secretary writes open letter to construction

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The new Business Secretary has written an open letter to all within the UK's construction sector praising workers, and stating 'It is vital that...

Scaffolding Association celebrates booming membership levels

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Scaffolding trade body, the Scaffolding Association has become the largest of its kind after hitting 500 member milestone. The Scaffolding Association is celebrating its booming...

Worker dies in London scaffold fall

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A worker has been killed in a fall from a scaffolding project in South East London. The Health and Safety Executive is currently investigating after...

Scaffolding training continues despite UK national lockdown

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Several CISRS training providers are still supporting the industry, despite the UK national lockdown, it's been revealed. In a bid to curb the second wave...

Installation of UK’s biggest printed scaffold wrap underway

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The UK's biggest printed scaffold wrap installation gets underway. This week sees the start of a colossal project to wrap the access scaffolding that is...

NASC hands over more than £50K in training fund payments

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Members of the scaffolding trade body the NASC have received more than £50,000 from the NASC’s four training funds during 2020, it has been...

Strictest lockdown ordered but construction can continue

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Construction sites can stay open as the prime minister last night ordered the strictest lockdown measures since March 2020. In a televised lockdown announcement the...
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