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One of the two wind turbines installed at Ryder quarry by Longcliffe, which used ISO 50001 to reduce energy costs and identify energy investment opportunities.
Bath Granite & Marble is the latest company to buy the ECS Eich water recycling system from On Point Engineering. On Point is also the UK agent for the Thibaut machinery Bath Granite & Marble has bought.
ICEE has used its waterjet to cut holes in 3,500 pebbles to help Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership better understand coastal erosion and alleviate flood threats.Photos: Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership
The ThermaTech INOX has been chosen by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to clean its memorials to those who died in the two World Wars.
Piece Hall in Halifax with Claire Slattery (inset), winner of the 2017 Angel Awards for her work in leading the renovation of Piece Hall.
Photo: Paul White
US tariffs on Chinese quartz seem to be taking effect.
Part of the new porcelain range of interior and exterior tiles from Stone Age.
Modern slaves in the construction industry can be invisible in plain view. A good day for them is to be paid any wage at all, avoid violence and not be badly injured in a workplace accident, says Zak Garner-Purkis, Head of Content at Construction News.
Stonehealth Doff being used to clean the Aviva building in York.
Mark Priestman provides training in the stone industry and writes a regular column on the subject in Natural Stone Specialist magazine.
Pat Joseph, who has been appointed as Specification Manager of CRL Stone.
The surfaces here are Aurea Sequence, which gives its name to a new collection from Aurea, represented exclusively in the UK by J Rotherham.
Robert Merry gives his take on the stone industry in Natural Stone Specialist magazine each month.
Tim Shutter's Magic Jumping Bean.