Henry Boot has announced that its property investment and development arm, HBD, has been appointed by Imperial War Museums (IWM) and Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge, as development partner for Duxford AvTech. The 25-acre site, located eight miles south of Cambridge within the Oxford-Cambridge Arc, will be transformed
Humber Freeport has welcomed planning approval for two major developments within the Freeport’s Goole tax site in East Yorkshire. East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Planning Committee has granted full planning permission to Finnish manufacturer Metsä Tissue and commercial property developer Wykeland Group to create the UK’s largest tissue paper mill,
Darlington Borough Council has appointed a consortium led by Cityheart, with Willmott Dixon, Space Architects, Identity Consult and others, to shape a regeneration strategy for three town centre sites. The team will explore development options for East Street, Commercial Street and Kendrew Street, setting out a long-term approach to be
Aldi has set out an ambitious plan to open 80 new UK stores over the next two years as part of a £1.6bn investment in its estate, sharpening competition on the high street and widening access to low-cost groceries. The supermarket says 21 branches will open in the next 13
The transport secretary has signed a development consent order for Gatwick Airport’s £2.2bn expansion, clearing the way to bring the standby northern runway into full operational use. Capacity is expected to rise from around 280,000 flights a year to approximately 389,000 by the late 2030s. The privately financed, “shovel-ready” project
UK Construction Week (UKCW), the UK’s biggest event for the built environment, will champion women in the construction industry at its upcoming Birmingham show with a dedicated programme of panel discussions, skills workshops and networking opportunities. Taking place at the NEC from 30 September to 2 October, this year’s event
Microsoft will invest £11bn in new UK digital infrastructure, building additional data centres and the country’s largest supercomputer. The commitment forms half of a wider £22bn programme for 2025–2028, with the balance supporting ongoing UK operations. The plan targets rapid growth in AI capacity, with new hyperscale sites, larger GPU
MILWAUKEE® expands the comprehensive ONE-KEY™* range to now include the M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™** Hydraulic Press Tool with ONEKEY™. Users are provided with the ability to sync their tool with their phone utilising wireless technology to access connected solutions for advancing on and off the job site. The M12™
KLM Real Estate has appointed Nick Sewell to head and expand its asset management arm, KLM Asset Partners. Sewell joins from Urbn Partners, the town centre regeneration specialist he continues to operate. He previously spent five years at CBRE as an executive director in retail capital markets, and a decade
MILWAUKEE® continues to expand its presence in site preparation with the introduction of the MX FUEL™ Rammer. The new addition to the MX FUEL™ Equipment system* eliminates the headaches associated with petrol-powered light equipment while delivering the run time and power required by the professional The MX FUEL™ Rammer delivers
Henry Boot has announced that its property investment and development arm, HBD, has been appointed by Imperial War Museums (IWM) and Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge, as development partner for Duxford AvTech. The 25-acre site, located eight miles south of Cambridge within the Oxford-Cambridge Arc, will be transformed into a 435,000 sq ft aviation technology campus with a gross development value of £162 million. The scheme aims to bring academia, industry and government together to drive the development of low- and zero-carbon aircraft technology at IWM Duxford. Plans for the new campus include high sustainability standards, with targets of BREEAM Excellent and EPC A+ ratings. Once complete, the project is expected to deliver 1,200 new jobs and contribute an estimated £64 million in additional gross value added to the Cambridgeshire economy. Detailed plans will now be prepared ahead of a planning application, which is expected to be submitted before the end of the year. The Duxford AvTech scheme adds to HBD’s growing portfolio of large-scale innovation projects. Earlier this year, the developer secured approval for the first phase of the £1 billion Golden Valley scheme in Cheltenham, which will deliver around 1 million sq ft of commercial space, including the 160,000 sq ft National Cyber Innovation Centre, alongside 576 new homes. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Humber Freeport has welcomed planning approval for two major developments within the Freeport’s Goole tax site in East Yorkshire. East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Planning Committee has granted full planning permission to Finnish manufacturer Metsä Tissue and commercial property developer Wykeland Group to create the UK’s largest tissue paper mill, together with office space and associated infrastructure. The facility, which will extend to around three million sq ft of space once complete, will be built in phases, supporting up to 400 direct jobs and creating a breadth of supply chain opportunities. It aims to increase the UK’s self-sufficiency in the manufacture of essential tissue products by more than 30 per cent. At the same Planning Committee meeting, Henry Boot Developments (HBD) and landowner St John’s College Cambridge received outline planning consent for an industrial and manufacturing park. That development sits on the south side of the Goole tax site, separated from the Metsä plot by the M62 motorway, and will create more than five million sq ft of industrial space. The site could accommodate buildings from 40,000 sq ft to one million sq ft. Both planning approvals are subject to conditions and the signing of legal agreements. Professor Neal Juster, Interim Chair of Humber Freeport, said: “This is another very significant step forward for Humber Freeport, and for the two large-scale developments within our Goole tax site. It adds to the powerful momentum behind the Freeport. “For Goole, it is further recognition of the strength of the investment proposition in the town. Its strategic location, connectivity and infrastructure make it an ideal location to invest, creating high-quality direct employment and supply chain opportunities. “We’re delighted to see Metsä Tissue and Wykeland Group secure planning permission for the tissue paper mill. It is an important investment not just for Goole, but for the wider region, boosting the Humber’s credentials as a hotbed for advanced, sustainable manufacturing. “A further economic uplift will be created by HBD and St John’s College Cambridge’s industrial and manufacturing park. Outline permission for this industrial cluster will enable the developers to market specific opportunities and take forward the strong pipeline of enquiries for the site.” Goole is one of three Humber Freeport tax sites, alongside Hull East and Able Humber Port, near Immingham. The Goole site offers exceptional transport links and connectivity via road, rail and sea, and sits adjacent to existing developments from leading businesses including Siemens Mobility, Tesco and Guardian Glass. Investing in a freeport tax site provides businesses with a range of incentives, ranging from enhanced capital allowances and employer National Insurance contributions to stamp duty land tax relief. The two newly-approved developments in Goole underline the strategic importance of Humber Freeport in attracting inward investment to the region, creating jobs, driving innovation and sustainable growth. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Darlington Borough Council has appointed a consortium led by Cityheart, with Willmott Dixon, Space Architects, Identity Consult and others, to shape a regeneration strategy for three town centre sites. The team will explore development options for East Street, Commercial Street and Kendrew Street, setting out a long-term approach to be presented to the council’s cabinet early next year. The East Street site sits next to the new HM Treasury offices within Darlington’s Economic Campus. Willmott Dixon is already active locally, building a 600-space multi-storey car park by the railway station, recently completing the Hopetown visitor attraction and refurbishing the Hippodrome Theatre. Nick Corrigan, northeast director at Willmott Dixon, said the partnership is the kind of town centre transformation where its regeneration expertise “can make a real difference”, adding the company is committed to delivering development that benefits the local community. Cllr Chris McEwan, cabinet member for economy, called the appointment “a huge step forward” with the potential to be one of the town centre’s most significant improvement programmes in years. Cityheart development manager James Litherland said Darlington’s prospects have been boosted by the Treasury relocation: “We have pulled together an exemplar North East team including construction partner Willmott Dixon and we cannot wait to get started on this transformational project.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Aldi has set out an ambitious plan to open 80 new UK stores over the next two years as part of a £1.6bn investment in its estate, sharpening competition on the high street and widening access to low-cost groceries. The supermarket says 21 branches will open in the next 13 weeks alone, including Shoreditch in London, Durham in the North East and Kirkintilloch in Scotland. The expansion builds on momentum from the past year and supports Aldi’s long-term ambition to operate 1,500 stores nationwide. It currently runs 1,060 supermarkets across the UK, meaning the programme would take the discounter a significant step closer to its target while improving geographic coverage in areas where consumer demand remains strong. Earlier this year Aldi named 20 priority locations where it is actively seeking sites, among them Bromley and Ealing in Greater London, South Shields in Tyne and Wear, and Witney in Oxfordshire. The retailer’s approach typically focuses on convenient, accessible plots that can serve dense residential catchments, pairing everyday value with straightforward store layouts and ample parking. Financial results for the 12 months to December 2024 underline the scale of the operation. Sales rose to £18.1bn, up from £17.9bn in 2023, reflecting sustained shopper appetite for keen pricing and own-label innovation. The latest investment aims to lock in that loyalty by making stores easier to reach and by refreshing parts of the existing estate alongside new openings. Giles Hurley, chief executive officer for Aldi UK and Ireland, said: “Since we opened our first UK store over 35 years ago, we’ve brought high-quality, affordable groceries to almost 800 towns and cities, but there are hundreds more communities that don’t have an Aldi nearby. We’re more determined than ever to meet that demand, and that’s why we’re investing a record £1.6bn over the next two years, to bring Aldi prices closer to millions more customers.” The near-term pipeline of 21 stores suggests a balanced mix of city, town and suburban locations, a pattern that has helped the brand broaden its appeal from weekly family shops to top-up missions and convenience-led baskets. A steady drumbeat of openings over two years should also allow supply chains, recruitment and training to ramp in step with customer demand. For landlords and local authorities, Aldi’s plans signal continued confidence in bricks-and-mortar retail, especially in neighbourhoods that value everyday essentials at competitive prices. For shoppers, the outcome is straightforward: more choice on where to buy the weekly shop, and greater pressure on rivals to keep prices sharp. As the cost of living remains a live concern for many households, the discounter’s expansion will be closely watched across the sector. With a clear store-opening timetable and significant capital committed, Aldi is positioning itself to capture more market share while staying true to the formula that has underpinned its rise: simplicity, efficiency and value. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The transport secretary has signed a development consent order for Gatwick Airport’s £2.2bn expansion, clearing the way to bring the standby northern runway into full operational use. Capacity is expected to rise from around 280,000 flights a year to approximately 389,000 by the late 2030s. The privately financed, “shovel-ready” project pivots on shifting the northern runway’s centreline 12 metres north, enabling dual-runway operations in line with international safety standards. A five-year build will also deliver terminal extensions, a new aircraft pier, an extension to an existing pier, and new flyovers to segregate local and airport road traffic, easing congestion. Further works include new passenger facilities, car parking, offices and hotels. Gatwick submitted its application to the Planning Inspectorate in July 2023; the Inspectorate reported to the secretary of state on 27 November 2024. In February, transport secretary Heidi Alexander said she was minded to approve subject to strengthened noise mitigation. Those conditions have now been satisfied and development consent has been granted. The airport is owned 50.01% by French construction group Vinci and 49.99% by Global Infrastructure Partners, the US infrastructure investor. Gatwick says the programme will unlock extra capacity within its existing footprint while supporting long-term regional growth. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
UK Construction Week (UKCW), the UK’s biggest event for the built environment, will champion women in the construction industry at its upcoming Birmingham show with a dedicated programme of panel discussions, skills workshops and networking opportunities. Taking place at the NEC from 30 September to 2 October, this year’s event will address the sector’s ongoing challenges of representation and retention, while showcasing the development opportunities available for women to drive greater diversity in the construction industry. Now in its 10th year and with a theme of ‘where decisions are made’, UKCW Birmingham will be celebrating the impact of women shaping the built environment. The programme of talks and workshops include sessions intended to inspire leadership, drive cultural change, and create meaningful connections across the industry. Talk highlights include: Wednesday 1st October Roofing, Cladding & Insulation Hub, 10.30am Unlock the Power Within: A Leadership Activation An energising session with Natalie Baksheieva, Executive Coach and Trainer. Discover practical strategies to build clarity, confidence, and leadership skills for every stage of your career. Digital Construction Hub, 3.30pm Crafting Business Brilliance – Women in BIM Panel Hear from Women in BIM experts on how generative AI is driving innovation, efficiency, and agility in construction. Speakers include Emma Rees, Wates Smartspace; Hadeel Saadoon, Turner & Townsend; Lilian Ho, Aecom; and Mairead Gallager-Morgan, Grimshaws. Digital Construction Hub, 4.15pm Women in BIM Networking Session Connect directly with Women in BIM experts, exchange insights, and share experiences in an informal, one-to-one setting. This is expected to be a popular event, therefore seats are reserved on a first come first served basis. Visitors can easily book their seat using UKCW’s dedicated show app. Thursday October 2nd Culture Change & Skills Hub, 1.15pm – 3.15pm Building Connections: Meet Women Who Shape Construction Join a dynamic networking session moderated by Monique Wintle-Camp with panellists Siu Mun Li, director at Siu-lutions; Holly Kattenhorn, Senior Construction Manager at L.A. Kattenhorn & Partners; Renee Preston, CEO at Gallaway Construction & Founder, Construction for Women; and Sam McCabe, Sustainable Buildings Lead Scotland & Passive House Designer at WSP & Women in Property, who all volunteer for NAWIC (The National Association of Women in Construction). Engage in practical networking exercises, small group reflections, and conversations that explore challenges and opportunities for women in construction, and how to build a stronger, more inclusive industry. Whether you’re new to the sector or a seasoned professional, come along to share, learn, and expand your network in a supportive environment. This long format session will feature the following: Round Table at the Build Connect Lounge, 11am Women Leaders in Construction – Beyond Allyship: Conversations for Leaders Who Want to Get It Right Bringing together a small group of industry leaders for a closed-door roundtable on lived experiences, leadership, and building inclusive cultures. Led by Monique Wintle-Camp, MD at Wintle-Camp Coaching, hear directly from women in construction about their lived experiences and reflect on what that means for your leadership, culture, and company. Neil Gaisford, Divisional Director, Construction, commented: “It was important for us to put women’s voices and experiences at the forefront of this year’s show – not just to spotlight the fantastic leaders already making waves in the built environment, but to also challenge the industry to do more. It needs to move faster on diversity and cultural change to ensure retention and inspire more women to consider a career in construction. This year’s programme has been designed to inspire reflection and action to ensure the next decade of UKCW reflects a more inclusive and dynamic community.” UKCW Birmingham attracts visitors and exhibitors from across the globe, and will showcase a host of international exhibitors from the likes of China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Turkey. Amongst those already confirmed are Lanes Group; Build Warranty; Reader Cement; Unibond; Xpedeon; Cure It Composites; Don & Low; Metador; and Licata. Alongside over 300 leading brands from around the world, UKCW Birmingham will feature 200 speakers and over 150 hours of CPD accredited seminars and talks across five stages. To help attendees get the most out of the show, UK Construction Week has launched its handy web-based app. Visitors can quickly build a personalised itinerary of talks, book meetings and navigate the floorplan all from the palm of their hand. To register for UKCW Birmingham for free, visit https://forms.reg.buzz/ukcw-birmingham-2025/cab-pr To download the show app, visit https://www.ukconstructionweek.com/ukcw-app. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Microsoft will invest £11bn in new UK digital infrastructure, building additional data centres and the country’s largest supercomputer. The commitment forms half of a wider £22bn programme for 2025–2028, with the balance supporting ongoing UK operations. The plan targets rapid growth in AI capacity, with new hyperscale sites, larger GPU clusters and resilient power and cooling. For the construction and property sectors, it signals a multi-year pipeline of mission-critical projects demanding fast delivery, robust grid connections, sustainable design and stringent security. Microsoft president Brad Smith linked the decision to government moves on planning reform, electricity capacity and regulatory stability, arguing that clarity builds confidence for responsible AI investment. Prime minister Keir Starmer hailed the announcement as a vote of confidence in the UK’s technology leadership, highlighting the potential for highly skilled jobs and stronger national infrastructure. Site locations have not been disclosed, but selection is expected to hinge on substation proximity, fibre connectivity, water stewardship and opportunities to procure low-carbon power. Expect designs to face close scrutiny on energy efficiency, heat re-use, refrigerants, embodied carbon and circular fit-out. Beyond the sheds, the ripple effects typically include grid upgrades, logistics facilities and skills programmes, often clustering near universities and advanced manufacturing corridors. Delivery at pace will rely on experienced critical-environment contractors, modular plant strategies and rigorous commissioning. The supercomputer is strategically significant: sovereign AI compute improves performance, data governance and resilience for research, industry and public services. If planning reforms and grid upgrades translate into smooth delivery on the ground, the prize is substantial — a deeper skills base, a stronger platform for AI-enabled growth and a durable digital backbone for the next decade. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
MILWAUKEE® expands the comprehensive ONE-KEY™* range to now include the M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™** Hydraulic Press Tool with ONEKEY™. Users are provided with the ability to sync their tool with their phone utilising wireless technology to access connected solutions for advancing on and off the job site. The M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ features a state-of-the-art in-line design with a forward hand position, unlocking the ability to press with one hand and nearly anywhere you can fit your arm. Equipped with REDLINK™ electronics, the cordless M12™ Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ has a superior level of press accuracy and reliability. The battery-tool communication allows a pre-press battery check to ensure a full press is completed every time and productivity is boosted with FORCE LOGIC™ long life reliability, as there is no press cycle limitation within the 3-year maintenance interval. The industry’s largest tracking network provides real-time alerts to help the professional tradesman enhance power tool security, preventing loss and expensive setbacks through our community Bluetooth®*** tracking and geofencing. In addition to the anti-theft tool tracker, ONE-KEY™ offers effortless inventory management, with the system streamlining digital processes that can be accessed anywhere. MILWAUKEE® remains unwavering in their commitment to delivering disruptive innovation by working alongside trade professionals to identify challenges and provide solutions that are unparalleled in enhancing job site safety and productivity. MILWAUKEE® is committed to improving productivity by providing performance driven and trade focused solutions so users can perform an entire day’s work on one battery system. The new M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ is fully compatible with the entire M12™ line, now offering more than 120 power tool solutions. *ONE-KEY™ is the first digital platform for tools and equipment. By integrating industry-leading tool electronics with a custom-built cloud-based program, ONE-KEY™ provides a new level of control and access to information that revolutionises the way work gets done. The ability to customise, track, and manage through ONE-KEY™ fundamentally changes the way users interact with their tools and equipment. **FORCE LOGIC™ is engineered to not only improve upon but fundamentally change the way high-force tools are used in the field. Through thoughtful design focused on workflow, each tool simplifies a complicated process to deliver the best user experience of its kind and the smartest way to work. ***The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by (TTI corporate name) is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. Specifications M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C M-Set Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™, (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox, (1) J12-M15 Jaw, (1) J12-M22 Jaw, (1) J12-M28 Jaw M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C V-Set Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™, (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox, (1) J12-V15 Jaw, (1) J12-V22 Jaw, (1) J12-V28 Jaw M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C V-Set 2 Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™, (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox, (1) J12-V14 Jaw, (1) J12-V16 Jaw, (1) J12-V22 Jaw M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C TH-Set Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™, (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox, (1) J12-TH16 Jaw, (1) J12-TH20 Jaw, (1) J12-TH26 Jaw M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C U-Set Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™, (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox, (1) J12-U16 Jaw, (1) J12-U20 Jaw, (1) J12-U25 Jaw M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™ M12 ONEHPT-202C Geberit Mapress Set Kit Includes: (1) M12™ Sub Compact FORCE LOGIC™ Hydraulic Press Tool with ONE-KEY™, (2) M12 B2 Battery Packs, (1) C12 C Charger, (1) Kitbox, (1) J12-M15 Geberit Jaw, (1) J12-M22 Geberit Jaw, (1) J12-M28 Geberit Jaw Visit Milwaukee Tool UK’s Instagram and LinkedIn for further information. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
KLM Real Estate has appointed Nick Sewell to head and expand its asset management arm, KLM Asset Partners. Sewell joins from Urbn Partners, the town centre regeneration specialist he continues to operate. He previously spent five years at CBRE as an executive director in retail capital markets, and a decade at NewRiver REIT, where he helped build a leading investment platform focused on grocery and essential retail following its 2009 IPO. “The recovery in the UK retail property market, particularly in shopping centres, has led to an increased demand from owners for strategic asset management expertise,” Sewell said. “At KLM Asset Partners we will be able to harness the deep sector expertise found within the parent firm to offer a broader service to clients.” KLM Real Estate described the move as a natural progression for the business, leveraging its in-house expertise and market experience to support clients as retail environments evolve and to help generate long-term value. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
MILWAUKEE® continues to expand its presence in site preparation with the introduction of the MX FUEL™ Rammer. The new addition to the MX FUEL™ Equipment system* eliminates the headaches associated with petrol-powered light equipment while delivering the run time and power required by the professional The MX FUEL™ Rammer delivers professionals with the run time needed to get the job done. When paired with the MX FUEL™ FORGE™ 12.0 Ah Battery pack, the rammer delivers 25 minutes of continuous run time or over a 0.4 km of compaction per charge. During job site preparation, compaction increases the ground’s load bearing capacity, reduces settling, allows for better stability, decreases water seepage, and reduces shrinkage. Ideal for confined spaces and cohesive soils, the MX FUEL™ Rammer hits harder and travels faster without sacrificing compaction performance. The MILWAUKEE® rammer has the highest travel speed and one of the lowest vibration values (7.2m/s^2) in its class, keeping users productive regardless of the material its compacting. In addition to removing petrol headaches, the MX FUEL™ Rammer features a push button start and removes the need for engine maintenance and repair. For greater control and easier manoeuvrability, MILWAUKEE®’s centralised user interface provides a simple start/stop and fast/slow travel speeds. In addition, TipDetect technology enhances safety by automatically shutting off the rammer in case it tips over. Together, the MX FUEL™ FORGE™ 12.0 Ah Battery and MX FUEL™ Super Charger are COOL-CYCLE™ capable to provide high speed cooling for faster charging and less downtime. As an added benefit, ONE-KEY™** provides the ability to track the rammer with community tracking and alerts, complete inventory management, and industry leading smart equipment technology to secure the user’s investment. MILWAUKEE® remains unwavering in their commitment to delivering disruptive innovation by working alongside trade professionals to identify challenges and provide solutions that are unparalleled in enhancing job site safety and productivity. With solutions that cover the entire process from site prep, to pour, to finish, MILWAUKEE®’s MX FUEL™ range is safer, more reliable, and more productive, going beyond the limitations of petrol and corded solutions. *MX FUEL™ Equipment System: This groundbreaking cordless system revolutionises the light equipment market by delivering the performance, run time, and durability demanded by the trades without the hazards associated with emissions, noise, vibration, and the frustrations of petrol maintenance. Each of the solutions on the MX FUEL™ system go beyond the limitations of petrol and power-cord units and operate off one completely compatible system all on the same battery. This is Equipment Redefined. **ONE-KEY™ is the first digital platform for tools and equipment. By integrating industry-leading tool electronics with a custom-built cloud-based program, ONE-KEY™ provides a new level of control and access to information that revolutionises the way work gets done. The ability to customise, track and manage through ONE-KEY™ fundamentally changes the way users interact with their tools. Specifications MX FUEL™ Rammer MXF RAM60-122 Kit Includes: (1) MX FUEL™ Rammer, (2) MXF HD812 Battery Packs, (1) MXF SC Charger To find out more about MX FUEL™ Rammer see video footage of it in action or find your nearest store, please visit www.milwaukeetool.eu Visit Milwaukee Tool UK’s Instagram and LinkedIn for further information. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals