Community News

Members of our Batts Combe quarry team were thrilled to honour the memory of comedy greats, plus meet act

We recently welcomed a group of 16 fossil enthusiasts from the Holiday Property Bond group to our site, following a request from a local geologist.

Great Elm residents now have quicker access to life-saving equipment, thanks to the installation of a new defibrillator funded by our Whatley quarry, along with community donations.

Martin Symons, Community Support Co-Ordinator and former Logistics Manager at Whatley quarry recently visited St Louis Primary School in Frome as part of its Aspirations Week to talk to students ab

We have completed works to create a permissive path linking Glyncoch and the Darren Ddu Road.

We have welcomed five new faces at Padeswood – four engineering apprentices and a graduate trainee manager, strengthening our commitment to skills development and local employment in north Wales.

Builder Ben Jarvis takes care of a baby hedgehog, while colleague Jason Chapman gets on with construction work. 

We are supporting the next generation of engineers through a new partnership with Somerset Studio School, Radstock (part of the MNSP Trust) and the Somerset Earth Science Centre, giving a local stu

Colleagues from our Ketton cement works were among local employers taking part in a new jobs and careers fair held at Stamford Arts Centre.

We would like to alert local walkers that parts of the riverbank along the Egford Brook (also known as the Nunney Brook) are eroding, causing the path to become unstable in places.

To keep our near neighbours informed about planned quarry blasts, we have introduced a free blasting notification service for residents living close to Batts Combe quarry.

Our Chipping Sodbury quarry has donated a selection of natural stone boulders to the newly opened Believe Memorial Garden at Cardiff Crematorium in Thornhill, which honours those who have donated o