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July 2010

This month UK Forks hosted a toolbox talk at Miller Homes East Midlands focusing on safety and reducing the off-hire damage charges to telehandlers

March 2010

Vinci Construction UK have taken delivery of a second UK Forks Rotational Telehandler

September 2009

As we come close to just over a thousand days before the 2012 Olympics start, a UK Forks telehandler is hard at work

August 2009

A UK Forks telehandler got go-faster stripes recently, as George Wimpey showed their support to Jenson Button

July 2009

UK Forks supplies three telehandlers to work on Benchmark student accommodation

July 2009

As a recent CIOB poll reveals, Crime at Site level effects over 90% of construction Industry Professionals polled.

December 2008

At the Media City UK Site, a new telehandler accessory makes it's debut

May 2008

Miller Homes have taken a hire of a SETC

January 2008

As Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture starts, UK Forks machines finish their work getting the site ready.

November 2007

Taylor Wimpey have taken delivery of one of the UK Forks 25m roto machines for their alternative-energy and sustainable technology residential development in Manchester, Macintosh Mills

October 2007

Inspace partnerships have awarded UK Forks “Supplier of The Year” 2006. The award recognises UK Forks exceptional performance as a partner Materials supplier to Inspace Partnerships Limited during 2006.

September 2007

During the month of September we embarked on a major project to show as many customers as possible the benefits of using a Rotational Telehandler on site.

August 2007

We are delighted to announce a partnership agreement with Mantis Cranes

10/09/09

Picture of a 520-40 telehandler 520-40 at Stratford International Station

At the end of August UK Forks delivered one of 520-40 machines to Morgan Ashurst to work at the site of Stratford International Train Station, that will service the Olympic Village site in the 2012 games. The 520-40 JCB machine is part of our compact range, that is perfect as a run around in tighter turning areas or as the photos above show in restricted height areas. For more information on this size of machine please click HERE

Aerial Shot of Stratfor International Station Building Work at the Olympic Village

180 degree view of Olympic Site

As the images above show (courtesy of the London 2012 website : Please see link below) work is carrying on a pace at the site, with the train station being the white clad building in the top left photo and located below the Olympic Stadium in the panoramic shot directly above. The map below shows the finished layout of the site and a computer rendered image on how the Olympic Village will look once complete.

London 2012 Map

For more information on London 2012 or Morgan Ashurst , please follow the links below :

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