In today's show:  A demolition opportunity in High Wycombe; Doosan is set to unveil a new Dash-7 wheel loader; and spooky goings-on with the Digger Man Blog.   In a longer than usual episode, we will also be joined by Neil Edwards, CEO of market intelligence provider, The Builders' Conference to analyse the contract awards from April 2021.

You can find our extended show notes here:  https://tinyurl.com/rkc6d437

In today's show:  Demolition industry says goodbye to former NFDC President; Gill Demolitions enters voluntary liquidation; and the human cost of the Qatar World Cup.   

All that PLUS a birthday shout-out to one of demolition's finest, former IDE President, Mr John Woodward.

You can find out ore in today's extended show notes, here:  https://tinyurl.com/2dzrke6p

In today’s episode:  Scaffold company says categorically that the Leadenhall Street incident was NOT a scaffold collapse; Wacker Neuson and Bomag  team up to provide shareable battery technology; a big demolition job is up for grabs at the site of the former Debenhams department store in Edinburgh; and the job vacancies just keep on coming.  And there’s a birthday shout-out to Alessia Valerio of MB Crusher too.

You can find all this and more in our extended show notes here: https://tinyurl.com/6jeezaww

In today's episode: Exclusive footage from the aftermath of a scaffold collapse in London; demolition contractor to clear the way for a housing development in Edinburgh; and Instagram Live proves to be more popular than we could ever have imagined.  

You can find all this and more in our extended show notes here: https://tinyurl.com/3cmaspa4

In today's show:  Aldi offer a demolition opportunity in Coventry; DemolitionNews is launching a dedicated live show on Instagram, starting today; and - in light of last week's high profile prosecution - we look at the subject of MEWP safety with Ben Byrne of Ashview Consultants.

You can find our extended show notes here:  https://tinyurl.com/rsencn85

The abuse of drugs and alcohol within the demolition industry is a serious and worsening problem.   

In this exclusive interview, we speak to expert Matt Taylor of www.itstestkits.com about the issue and what can be done to protect both employers and employees.

In today’s extended episode: Liebherr unveils new 30 tonne class Generation 8 excavator; a demolition contract at Manchester College is up for grabs; IPAF unveils a new set of free Toolbox Talks; and we look at the increasingly important issue of drugs misuse in the field of demolition and construction.

You can find out more in our extended show notes here: https://tinyurl.com/2kh5ruj5

In today's episode:  Armac is seeking a graduate structural engineer to bolster its team; Manitou takes the wraps off its new telescopic handlers; and Lazarus Rising - The return of a man who had a near-death experience in service of his trade organisation.   All this PLUS the birthday of the father of the atomic bomb.   

You can find extended show notes for today’s show here:  https://tinyurl.com/3h5yysar

In todays show: The true cost of the post-Grenfell cladding remediation programme; job opportunity in the West Midlands and project opportunity in the North West; and demolition's continuing failure to learn from past mistakes.   All this and more in our 40th episode.  

You can find extended show notes for today’s episode here:  https://tinyurl.com/uj6tzb7d

In today's extended show:  An historic Northumberland mansion faces demolition; Glenbarrow Demolition wins mosque contract in Cheadle; MST Parts Group celebrates a half century in business; and why this new podcast from Peter Haddock at Content with Media might just be the most important piece of industry journalism:  https://tinyurl.com/9z66dnbc

PLUS, we will be discussing the concept of a European demolition super league.   Who would would you place on the list of Europe's demolition elite...?