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LATEST NEWS
James Latham donates materials for SPUD
James Latham has donated sheet materials for SPUD’s’ ‘The Living Room’.
James Latham has donated sheet materials for SPUD’s’ ‘The Living Room’.
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DTS invests in PV cells to support sustainability commitments
Leading UK offsite timber frame manufacturer, Donaldson Timber Systems (DTS), has installed photovoltaic cells (PV cells) at its Oxfordshire factory as part of its ESG commitments to sustainability across the business.
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Stora Enso celebrates opening of Wisdome Stockholm
Stora Enso is celebrating the opening of a wooden architectural landmark building, Wisdome Stockholm, a new scientific experiential arena situated in the courtyard of Sweden’s National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm.
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Hadleigh Timber Group posts 2022 pre-tax profit of £19.9m
The Hadleigh Timber Group Ltd (HTG), one of the UK's leading distributors of wood-based products, has posted a pre-tax profit of £19.9m (2021: £43.5m) for the year ending December 31, 2022.
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US duties on Canadian softwood lumber imports to stay in place
The US International Trade Commission (USITC) has decided that antidumping and countervailing duty orders on certain softwood lumber products from Canada will stay in place.
LATEST FEATURES
TTBS National golf
The annual TTBS National Golf Day raised £10,000 for the timber trades’ own charity
The annual TTBS National Golf Day raised £10,000 for the timber trades’ own charity
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Winning ways
A retrofit project from a multi-university student team has won the TDUK University Design Challenge
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Going local
Structural engineer and timber technologist Iain Thew looks at the role for UK hardwoods in construction
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Södra targets building products leadership
The Swedish forest products giant is putting its money on increased low-carbon timber construction. Mike Jeffree reports
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Ride the winds of change
Don’t let “a dip in the market” be your story, says Ian Oldrey, managing director at Ten-25
BLOGS
Women in timber engineering an award winning strategy
Nick Boulton, chief executive of the Trussed Rafter Association, shares his views on how diversity in the workforce is changing for the better
Nick Boulton, chief executive of the Trussed Rafter Association, shares his views on how diversity in the workforce is changing for the better
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Positive political difference for forest industry
The UK forestry minister is working closely with the industry to support its development and now a sector deal with government is in prospect, reports Confor chief executive Stuart Goodall
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Stepping up to safety act
The Building Safety Act is billed as the biggest overhaul of UK construction regulation in 40 years. Chief executive Andrew Carpenter shares the Structural Timber Association’s response and its view on implications for wood-based building
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End to end joinery experience
Keys to success for joinery businesses large and small are pricing, marketing and taking the consumers’ product perspective, writes industry veteran Roy Wakeman
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Ligna's return a bellwether for investment sentiment
As this issue was going to press I was preparing to travel to the Ligna exhibition in Hannover – the world’s largest woodworking technology fair.