All Demolition & Recycling Articles

UK company Skillings Crushing has taken delivery of a second Kleeman Mobicat MC 110 Z to help process the 750,000 tonnes of brick and concrete it annually handles.

Sandvik's integration of its surprise acquisition of leading crushing and screening companies Extec and Fintec, which was completed in May 2007, looks set to carefully step up a gear next year.

D&Ri apologises unreservably for the incorrect attribution for the Calder Hall blowdown to UK contractor Controlled Group.

A controversial demolition method for asbestos contaminated buildings has been recently trialled in a populated area of Fort Worth, Texas, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency.

The UK's Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), the Welsh Assembly and the Environment Agency have jointly issued a discussion document soliciting input concerning the way inert wastes, such as brick, concrete, hardcore and subsoil, are handled in England and Wales. The aim, according to Defra, is “to adopt a more proportionate and risk-based approach to its recovery and disposal”.

UK contractor Squibb and Davies is using a novel approach to remove demolition debris from a site it is currently working on in central London.