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The latest news from the Stone Industry
The Bomber Command Memorial in Green Park, London, that was daubed in paint again on the night of 21-22 January.
Emma Alsop will be exhibiting photographs like this self-portrait as well as helping visitors to Copeland Gallery in Peckham to build a dry stone wall in Derbyshire limestone.
Debi Boulton moves from Dunlop to head the sales team at BAL that is now twice the size it was.
Neolith's new 3,000m2 UK warehouse in Harlow, Essex.
Welsh slate has been designated as a Global Heritage Stone Resource.
Last orders from Stonegate for next day delivery extended to 4pm.
Construction output reached a new all time high in November to break through the £14billion mark.
Indian company Stone Age has joined the Ethical Stone Register to provide assurances that its stone comes from slave-free sources.
There is a lot of information on the government's online EU Exit Readiness Tool.
The Egyptians are questioning the authenticity of limestone cladding said to be from the Great Pyramid of Giza that the Museum of Scotland intends to display in a new Ancient Egypt gallery due to open in February. If it is genuine, they want it back.
Abel (UK) Director sent to prison for indiscriminately selling restricted substances including DCM paint strippers online.
Concerns about silica dust in processing engineered quartz grow. The products have an even higher concentration of silica than sandstone or granite.
Now available from Longcliffe, a dry powder bulk binder that enables liquid cement floor screeds to be laid and ready for use quicker than anhydrites with no laitance.
Caesarstone White Attica, on special offer price promotion until 30 June. There are no price increases on any Caesarstone products again this year.
Chris Harrop, Marshalls' Group Marketing & Sustainability Director, who was made an OBE in the New Year's Honours.