In today’s show:  JCB looks beyond the construction equipment world with its pioneering hydrogen technology; a sneak peek at the equipment and technology being used to bring the Teeside Freeport to fruition; and a demolition contractor is required to pave the way towards a number of new houses in Newhaven, East Sussex.   

You can find a link to the Autocar article on JCB here:  https://tinyurl.com/b7d5azfz.   And you can see the full-length film of Peter Haddock's trip to the Teeside freeport site here: https://tinyurl.com/pb5cp7dw

In today’s show: A British bridge lands on a highway by accident; a US bridge lands on a highway on purpose; and a demolition contractor is required to demolish a pub in Peterborough. 

Also, you can find out why The Break Fast Show is not going away, despite the easing of lockdown restrictions.

All that and more, in The Break Fast Show.

In today’s show:  Tales of Yanmars yet to come; Olympia is falling; and a demolition contractor is required to pave the way for a new builder’s merchant store in Coventry.   

All this and more, in The Break Fast Show.

Andy Stevens is an award-winning builder and broadcaster. He was also Vice President of the London region of the Federation of Master Builders where he was on the board for nearly a decade.

Andy has produced and presented his own radio show, and has just finished presenting a weekly live show for OnTheTools, which has over four million followers. He also hosts his own weekly construction podcast called Build:It.

More importantly, Andy is an ambassador for both the Construction Industry Training Board and the Lighthouse Club construction charity looking specifically at the subject of mental health awareness.

The following interview was recorded to mark Mental Health Awareness Week. But, as you will hear, Andy Stevens believes that mental health issues within the combined construction and demolition sectors needs more than a week-long focus once a year.

In today's show: Hyundai has a date with destiny; Caterpillar passes an astonishing milestone with its autonomous trucks; and there's a shiny new demolition contract just waiting for the right contractor in the town on Nuneaton. 

All that together with a surge in JCB book sales and a look ahead to our special one-off show to mark Mental Health Awareness Week, in The Break Fast Show.

In today's show:  The Sirius Group invests in a Kobelco excavator fleet; electric Volvo excavators take to the Californian desert; there is a new demolition opportunity in the West Midlands; and there is a stark reminder of the scale of the mental health problem facing the UK construction sector.   All that and more in The Break Fast Show.

You can find a full set of extended show notes here:  https://tinyurl.com/eham6p4w

In today’s show:  Dykon fells Texan flyover in spectacular style; a small portion of Slough is facing demolition ahead of a near £4.0 million mixed-use development scheme; and the prosecution of a Blackpool company provides yet another reminder of the dangers of working at height.   

And working at height safety breaches is also the subject of this bonus article from today’s This Week in Demolition email newsletter:  https://tinyurl.com/m7xa6e5c.   

You can find our extended show notes here:  https://tinyurl.com/f49wcsf9

In today's show:  Mammoet carries out a big lift at Hong Kong airport; Kubota unveils its new micro machines; and Cumbria City Council is seeking a team of bridge busters.   

All this and more in The Break Fast Show.   

You can find the extended show notes for today;s show here:  https://tinyurl.com/3tfk2rwk

In today's show: COVID-19 impacts upon Keltbray's profitability; there another demolition opportunity in Walton on Thames; Kings Heath Demolition commits to Doosan excavators; and we get up close and personal with some truly original equipment from Mecalac.

In today's show:  Working at height breaches on the rise; a jewel of a job in Birmingham; Manitou invests for the future; and the great MB Crusher mystery.   All this and more in The Break Fast Show.