Kier completes May Gurney takeover08/07/2013 Kier has completed the takeover of support services provider May Gurney. |
Nu-Phalt pothole repair system to be used in East Sussex02/05/2013 May Gurney is expanding the use of its Nu-Phalt thermal road repair system. |
Kier wins May Gurney takeover race24/04/2013 The Kier and May Gurney boards have reached agreement on a £221m takeover offer for the East Anglian-based services contractor. |
Public demand more money for road repairs10/07/2012 Fixing potholes and improving local roads should be the top priority of local authorities. |
Highways help May Gurney to boost results12/06/2012 A strong performance at the highways division helped May Gurney boost turnover and profits for the last financial year. |
May Gurney wins £50m Harrow highways job12/01/2012 May Gurney has secured Harrow Council’s highways maintenance contract for the next five years. |
Road repair spending boosts May Gurney01/12/2011 Higher than expected spending on highways maintenance helped May Gurney boost turnover and profits during the six months to September 30. |
May Gurney buys highways plant specialist10/11/2011 May Gurney has bought one of the country’s leading suppliers of highways maintenance plant and trucks for £34.9m. |
Pot hole work boosts growth at May Gurney06/10/2011 Extra funding for pot holes has helped May Gurney deliver strong growth in the first half of the year. |
May Gurney predicts 10% fall in maintenance cash02/06/2011 May Gurney is factoring in at least a 10% drop in highways maintenance spending this year after posting a record set of results. |
Road repairs are public's top priority27/04/2011 As the UK approaches the local authority elections next week more than 23 million Britons say they want councils to repair roads as their first priority. |
Maintenance work boosts May Gurney31/03/2011 Stronger than expected revenues in the highways maintenance division allowed May Gurney to post a bullish trading statement this week ahead of results later this year. |
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