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Historic England is offering a free, week-long course in stonemasonry for bricklayers who want to extend their repertoire.
A man's leg was crushed beneath the 1.7tonne staircase when it fell. The leg had to be amputated just below the groin.
Caesarstone's White Attica, one of nine finishes chosen by Bloor Homes for kitchen upgrade offers in 3,000 new builds in the next 12 months.
Respirable crystalline silica is a slow, long-term killer. The HSE is trying to stop workers being exposed to it.
Will Napier and Fionn Blench will explain the ingredients of traditional plaster and give a practical demonstration of how it should be applied as part of the Edinburgh Traditional Building Festival 19-22 August.
The 'Cornerstone' is being created under the arches near London Bridge railway station. It is hoped to have it installed on the corner of Bermondsey Street and Whites Grounds in the Whites Grounds estate owned by Southwark council in time for the Bermondsey Street Festival in September next year.
Intense dark colours and tight curves from Hi-Macs Intense Ultra being launched in September.
The pub where a worker fell from a scaffold tower suffering life changing injuries.
Construction workers are 3.6 times more likely to get killed at work than the national average.
Staff at Lovell Stone Group are celebrating 10 years in business today (1 July).
HRH The Duke of Kent inspects the names cut by laser on to Cwt-y-Bugail slate in the new World War I memorial in Nottingam. His Royal Highness officially opened the memorial on 28 June.
A small part of the Commonweralth War Graves Commission's first visitor centre, where you can see the work of craftspeople including its stonemasons.
NeoGranite Managing Director Marco Pernes (seated) and Finance Director Kevin Corey are focussed on growth.
Find out about VAT changes from 1 October that will almost certainly worsen your cash flow. Sign up for the Reverse Charge seminar on 17 July just off J25 of the M1 at Nottingham.
Henrik Størksen from Norway produced this carving from the clay model on top of it that he also fashioned. It will go into a bench in the new Torvet Square due to open in Trondheim next year. Although Henrik is an apprentice, his carving was judged to be the best work overall in the European Stone Festival this year.