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The Benchmarx Big Bang!
To celebrate Benchmarx Big Bang, we've got a bundle of joinery gear to give away worth over £800, plus some exclusive Benchmarx merch!
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The REALLY Tuff Quiz!
We've teamed up with Tuff Stuff to give you the chance to win £250 of brand new Tuff Stuff Workwear. Enter now for a chance to play!
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Building Smarter: Automated Lighting Controls
Demand for smarter buildings is expected to skyrocket as businesses get back to work in coming months. Here, we look at the best ways for installers to master smart lighting installations and help clients meet their energy efficiency goals…
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The Fix 500 - The Results are in!
Find out if your favourite song made the list!
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Taking the Direct Road to Recovery
The ECA's Andrew Eldred writes on the benefits and challenges posed by direct employment in a post-covid world.
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Win with The Bald Builders!
To celebrate the launch of "The Bald Builders Brunch" we're giving away some fantastic prizes, including a Makita Site Radio!
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Digger spotter gets head trapped
A company in Norfolk has been fined £20,000 after a worker managed to get his head trapped between an excavator bucket and a gate post.
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Trade Talk
If its being talked about it onsite, we're talking about it on air. Tune in every Monday-Thursday for the latest buzz on the ground!
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The Heating and Plumbing Show
Andy Cam turns up the heat with this weekly look into all things heating and plumbing!
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The Electrical Show
Join Thomas Nagy for all the most shocking developments in the world of electricity!
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The Carpentry Show
Watch out for splinters as Clive takes a weekly look into the world of wood!
Recently Played
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Love Is The Law
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The Rockafella Skank
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Got My Mind Set On On You
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If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know) [Edit]
The 1975
Construction News
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BAM gets green light for £350m Manchester arenaBAM is set to start work in November on the construction of a £350m arena in east Manchester after the city council gave planning permission yesterday.
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Builders' merchants sales bounce backSales data from Britain's builders' merchants indicate a solid V-shaped recovery for the industry.
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Construction sites urged to embrace NHS Covid-19 appThe government’s Construction Leadership Council is banging the drum for the construction industry to lead the way in using the new NHS Covid-19 app.
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HSE on dust blitzThe Health & Safety Executive is launching a one-month initiative targeting construction sites, starting on Monday 5th October 2020.
Latest News Headlines
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Benfica centre back Ruben Dias set for 62million Manchester City switchBenfica have reached agreement with Manchester City for the sale of Portugal defender Ruben Dias and signing of Nicolas Otamendi..
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Trump paid 750 dollars in US income taxes in 2016 and 2017 reports claimDonald Trump paid just 750 US dollars (£578) in federal income taxes the year he ran for president and in his first year in the White House, according to a report in The New York Times..
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New fines and restrictions come into force across parts of the UKNew local lockdowns, further restrictions and tough new fines for failing to self-isolate come into force across parts of the UK..
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Tougher coronavirus rules to affect 17 million people as restrictions spreadMore than a quarter of the UK population will be living under extra coronavirus restrictions when new measures on socialising come into force in parts of the country..
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Investigations continue into murder of Met officer at police stationInvestigations are continuing into the death of Metropolitan Police Sergeant Matiu Ratana who was shot dead by a handcuffed suspect at a south London custody suite..
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Police officer dies after being shot in south London police stationA police officer has died after being shot in a police station by a man who was being detained..
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Public debt stays at record highs after borrowing in August hits 359bnThe UK’s national debt hit a new record at the end of August, the latest figures show as the country’s embattled public sector borrowed another £35.9 billion..
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Drinkers in England face first night of 10pm curfewWould-be late-night drinkers in England have faced the first evening of new measures aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus..
On Demand
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The Carpentry Show (28th September)The Carpentry Show
Join Clive Holland for all the latest from the world of woodwork!
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Fix Radio at Breakfast with Tony Dibbin (28th September)Fix Radio at Breakfast
Smash breakfast and the journey to site with the biggest songs and banter. Play Tony's Morning Hard One at 8:20am and the Retro Year at 9:00am.
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The Sunday Roast with Jack Edwards (27th September)The Sunday Roast with Jack Edwards
Jack Edwards brings the Sunday lunch, with some great tunes and chat.
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The Plastering Show (25th September)The Plastering Show
Join Chris Frediani for all the latest from the world of Plastering - in partnership with British Gypsum
Up Next
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Fix Radio at Breakfast with Tony Dibbin7:00am - 10:00am
Smash breakfast and the journey to site with the biggest songs and banter. Play Tony's Morning Hard One at 8:20am and the Retro Year at 9:00am.
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Mornings with Jack Edwards10:00am - 1:00pm
Smash the morning workload with the biggest Anthems and Throwbacks. The Throwback Threesome at midday.
