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The latest news from the Stone Industry
CITB is increasing apprenticeship grants and making them easier to understand.
Stone Federation Great Britain has produced a brief advice note on Brexit for its members with links to relevant government web pages for further information on issues affecting the stone industry.
Stonemasonry students at work at Weymouth College.
Diatex has created what it believes is the ultimate range of saw blades for cutting large format ceramic and sintered materials.
Historic England will once again be leading the heritage section of the Natural Stone Show and the heritage element of the seminar programme run in conjunction with the exhibition.
A new Stone Federation event on the use of stone in landscaping takes place on 26 March at The Garden Museum in London. Book now.
Generation Z has skills your business is going to need, as we discover in National Apprenticeship Week (4-9 March).
Part of Neo Granite's new factory. This is one of two fully automated Bovone edge polishing lines, with robots loading and unloading the polishers.
New smartphone apps for the Proliner enable operators to use their smartphone as a Proliner remote controller and to update the Proliner software anywhere, anytime.
The new adit at Park Lane Bath Stone mine opened in 2012 allows modern machinery easy access.
Schlüter's exciting stand design at the Hard Surfaces exhibition will reveal how and where the company's products are used.
New from Lithofin is FVE, a colour enhancer that will really bring out the colours in stone, even if it has a textured finish. It will be on the Lithofin stand (F35) at the Natural Stone Show at ExCeL London, 30 April-2May, along with 60 other advanced cleaning, protecting and maintenance products from Lithofin.
At the Natural Stone Award-winning Eton College school yard, Purbeck limestone setts and inscription panels from Haysom Purbeck Stone contrasted with the sandstone paving supplied by Greens Natural Stone Products.
