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Banner Plant is Henry Boot's plant hire subsidiary Henry Boot has been trialling hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO) fuel in places of regular diesel at its plant hire business, as part of its plan to be a net zero carbon consumer by 2030. Satisfied that it works and is worth the expense, the land promotion, property

Arrives next month.Don't let anyone tell you there are no fresh ideas in video games anymore. Not when games like Henry Halfhead show their face — or the top half, at least.Developed by Lululu Entertainment, Henry Halfhead is a funny little adventure title coming to PS5 on 16th September 2025...

by William D'Angelo , posted 3 days ago / 1,733 Views Developer Lululu Entertainment announced the a quirky sandbox adventure game, Henry Halfhead, will launch for the PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam on September 16 for $12.99. "We are very excited for people to play Henry Halfhead so soon," said Lululu Entertainment co-founder, game designer

Henry Brothers has been appointed to deliver a new Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) in central Nottingham. The Northern Ireland-based contractor said it will start enabling works at the site on Lister Gate this month, after contracts were signed between site landlord Homes England and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, which will operate the facility. The

Administrators for Henry Construction Projects are seeking £31.3m from its directors and their relatives. In their latest report, released today (10 July), joint administrators David Hudson and Geoffrey Rowley of FRP Advisory Trading revealed they had potentially identified more than 5,000 potential creditors. They said to date they had received 22 claims from suppliers. Last

Northern Irish contractor Henry Brothers has grown its profit and turnover in its latest full-year accounts. The company posted revenue of £92.2m for the 12 months to 31 March 2025. This was up 13 per cent from the prior year, while profit soared by 24 per cent over the same timescale to £4.3m. Directors described

Henry Brothers Construction has secured a £25m contract to build a Global Conservation Centre at Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire. The project, developed by UK conservation charity Twycross Zoo with support from Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council and several universities, has received £18m from the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund. It is the largest single public

Henry Construction Projects has had its administration extended for another two years. It comes as administrators for the firm are taking legal action against both of its former directors, Mark Henry and John Noone, along with five of Henry’s family members, in a bid to recoup a total of £24.9m. When Henry Construction Projects called in