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The latest news from the Stone Industry
A new, more commercial look to the Heritage Fund from the National Lottery is introduced in the Strategic Funding Framework 2019-2024 published on 30 January.
CRL Stone has published a 132-page tools and consumables catalogue and will have an area of its stand at the Natural Stone Show / Hard Surfaces in London dedicated to the range.
Stone flooring is more sustainable than alternative floor coverings, according to new German research.
Lapitec Avorio floors and stairs in the Lux finish in a new villa in Italy.
The European Stone Festival is returning to Trondheim, in Norway, for 2019.
New from CRL Stone in Ceralsio is Ferro Vecchio.
Neptune, the planet of wind, is one of the designs in the new Planet collection from Quartzforms that you will be able to see at the new Hard Surfaces exhibition co-locating with the Natural Stone Show in ExCeL, London, 30 April-2 May.
Kosovo Prime Minister Ramish Haradinaj (in the middle) is shown round the Fox Marble factory by Jon Mitchell (in the foreground), a former British diplomat, a geology expert and now a senior executive at Fox Marble.
The ThermaTech superheated water cleaner with the new abrasive attachment.
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.
Flashback to the falls prevention campaign from the Health & Safety Executive in 2010.
Neolith's new 3,000m2 UK warehouse in Harlow, Essex.
Welsh slate has been designated as a Global Heritage Stone Resource.