Halloween will soon be upon us. There will soon be carved pumpkins in the window and trick or treaters on the doorstep. And we are getting into the spooky spirit with the launch of a brand-new, Halloween-themed e-book from DemolitionNews editor and founder, Mark Anthony. The new book is called Grave Digger, and it features…Read moreRead more
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New Book – Grave Digger
EXCLUSIVE – Massive machines brought to book
In this exclusive interview, we speak to journalist and author David Wiley about his new book on large-scale earthmoving machinery. David shares his passion for documenting the world’s biggest mining machines and the fascinating stories behind them. Learn about the impressive equipment, from 100-foot coal seams to autonomous dozers, and the dedication it takes to…Read moreRead more
VIDEO EXCLUSIVE – In conversation with David Wylie
Books about heavy equipment are – unfortunately – few and far between. And good books about heavy equipment are about as common as hen’s teeth. But a new book is about to be added to the industry pantheon. It is written by David Wylie, an author who already has two previous equipment-related books under his…Read moreRead more
The CMA Files brought to book
Earlier this week, we broadcasted the final (for now) episode of The CMA Files audio podcast. As we planned from the outset, the show will then go into stasis while the Competition and Markets Authority packages up the findings of its three-year investigation into alleged collusion within the UK demolition industry. However, such has been…Read moreRead more
A Site for Sore Eyes II…
What do you buy the demolition man or woman in your life this Christmas? How about a copy of A Site for Sore Eyes II by DemolitionNews founder, Mark Anthony? The brand-new book is a collection of articles, essays and columns from the year 2021 as the demolition industry enjoyed an uptick in workloads offset…Read moreRead more
Sustainable past. Sustainable future?
There is a strange paradox at work within the construction sector right now. Even while world leaders gathered in Glasgow for the COP26 climate conference, architects and specifiers are continuing to design buildings with elements that will be difficult and – in many cases- impossible to recycle and reuse in the future. The bitter irony…Read moreRead more
Dangerous Structures brought to book
When the great and the good of the global demolition industry sit down to select a winner for their next “contribution to demolition award”, the first name on their list should be Paul Ford of Deconstruct. To the best of my knowledge, he doesn’t subscribe to industry associations and memberships. But trust me when I…Read moreRead more
An appointment with Dr Demolition…
Terry Quarmby’s blunt and honest autobiography is OUT NOW. “…As blunt as a wrecking ball; as abrasive as reinforced concrete; and as tough and uncompromising as the industry he helped shape…” The new book from Dr Terry Quarmby is everything you would expect from the straight-talking, no-nonsense former president of the Institute of Demolition Engineers….Read moreRead more
JCB brought to book…
A new book celebrating JCB’s 75 years in business has been published – just in time for Christmas. The 144-page JCB Scrapbook has just come off the presses to mark 75 years of engineering innovation. With more than 400 photographs – some published for the first time ever – it promises to be a treat…Read moreRead more
It’s spooky time…
“Darkness falls across the land, the midnight hour is close at hand”. Halloween is almost upon us. So it is time to resurrect the world’s first demolition ghost story – The Girl in the Green Coat. Available 100% FREE in both ebook and audio versions, the book was orginally published this time last year and…Read moreRead more
