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The courses at City & Guilds of London Art School have not changed but now they earn you a BA or Masters.
The new Nocturnal Animals restaurant in Birmingham with its Tarkett tiled floor.
Quintessence by Ivan Djidev – one of the mosaics on show in the Mosaic Showcase at the Hard Surfaces exhibition in London at ExCeL 30 April-2 May.
Sadly no picture of the 65m-long bar at Spurs' new stadium yet, but this is what it is made of - Ceasarstone Rugged Concrete.
Nigel Copsey demonstrating hot lime at a previous Building Limes Forum event.
Okite is moving to larger premises in Sheffield. General Manager Marco Cioffi, pictured here, says the move is an "exciting new progressive development for us".
A new feature at the Natural Stone Show in London at ExCeL 30 April to 2 May is The Sculptors' Studio, where some of the country's top stone sculptors and letter carvers will demonstrate their work.
Uninsured employees working six metres off the ground without any safety measures and exposed to respirable silica dust because their employer wanted to save money.
Ignoring risks of vibration injuries to employees is getting more expensive, but it is only one of the risks this person is exposed to. He has no protection against the high silica content stone dust and petrochemical resin dust from cutting this quartz slab, which he is doing in the direction away from the waterwall, sending the dust out into the workshop. There is no guard on the angle grinder and debris on the floor constitutes a trip hazard.
The new Neolith and Granith warehouse in Harlow, Essex.
Don't fall prey to the scammers. They are not selling what they appear to be offering.
Hazel Blake (left) and Holly Barns have joined Caesarstone. Hazel is helping fabricators and kitchen & bathroom showrooms in the South East of England while Holly is working in Scotland.
Peter Harrison receives his Duke of Gloucester Gold Medal from the Duke at the Mansion House in London.
Photo: Michael O'Sullivan Photography
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Charles Blair, who founded stone tool companies Charles Blair (Aberdeen) Ltd and Charles Blair (Diamond Products) Ltd. A funeral service in memory of him was held at Baldarroch Crematorium in Crathes, Aberdeenshire, on Monday 11 March.