Demolish and Dismantle reaches a quarter of a million pageviews!

C&D Consultancy's foray into the world wide web started back in 2008 when John Woodward laid the groundwork for a website called Demolish and Dismantle that would cover a whole range of areas related to the demolition industry. The goal was to provide a complete resource for those in the industry seeking guidance, training, insights, and the latest news.

7 years on and a quarter of a million pageviews later (251,334 at time of writing), Demolish and Dismantle is achieving its goal. There's now more than 1,750 published articles on the site and around 200 people visiting every single day. That may not seem like much compared to the big players on the web such as Facebook and Twitter, but for an industry that's so hands-on away from a computer, these are numbers to be very proud of. And what's more, they keep growing.

It's John's goal to continue offering the right mix of news, advice, and training. And training in particular is becoming increasingly important, which is why the Demolition Training sister website was launched. It is a much younger destination on the web, but with 350 articles it has already achieved over 50,000 pageviews.

We'd like to say a big thank you to anyone who visits the site, especially the regulars, and we hope to continue growing and providing content for you to consume for many years to come.

However, neither website would be viewed at all were it not for the excellent work done by Matthew Humphries who took the ideas and made them work. The sites load on every device, are updated regularly, and have never been offline for even a minute in all that time. Well done Matthew.

Coleman & Company quarterly update

Coleman & Company have released their quarterly news update covering everything that has happened and is going to happen in the near future.

Highlights include:

• The challenging removal of a National Grid gas holder roof in Liverpool
• The securing of a demolition contract for Jaguar Land Rover’s “Body in White” assembly plant
• A £2m contract to blow down two 24 storey blocks in the Gorbals estate, Glasgow
• The renovation of Holly Wood Park, Great Barr

You can check out full details of each project by visiting colemanupdate.com