Aggregate Industries gets Preston link road job03/06/2021 The contracting division of Aggregate Industries has won and started work on the contract to construct pavement for the £200m Preston Western Distributor Road. |
Aggregate Industries appoints new divisional MD15/01/2021 Aggregate Industries has appointed Andy Swinnerton as the new managing director of its aggregates division. |
Northumbrian joins Aggregate Industries family04/01/2021 Construction materials supplier Aggregate Industries has acquired independent road surfacing and highway maintenance contractor Northumbrian Roads Limited. |
Aggregate Industries announces offsetting plans for 'carbon neutral' asphalt14/10/2020 Aggregate Industries has pledged to make its low temperature SuperLow asphalt range carbon neutral through offsetting emissions. |
Comment: Stepping up on health and safety14/08/2020 Paddy Murphy, managing director of Aggregate Industries’ Contracting Division, discusses new initiatives that are designed to make high-risk activities as safe as possible |
Aggregate Industries' 15th 'earn while you learn' apprenticeship programme30/01/2020 Ahead of National Apprenticeship Week (3-7 February), Aggregate Industries has launched its 2020 Apprenticeship Programme designed to offer people the chance to earn while they learn. |
Former quarry transformed into Ripon City Wetlands12/06/2019 A working aggregates quarry has been transformed into a new wetland haven for wildlife thanks to Aggregate Industries, which bought to rights in 2003, and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust (YWT). |
Lafarge tackles carbon from the ground up with new cement blend06/06/2019 Lafarge Cement has launched what it says is a ‘high performance, low carbon, CEM II blend cement’. |
Native Edwards returns to lead Aggregate Industries UK12/12/2018 Aggregate Industries UK has announced that Guy Edwards will take over as its CEO from January. |
Infrastructure sector shows its colours celebrating pride month06/07/2018 From flags to cupcakes, all month companies have been celebrating diversity in support for the LGBT community. |
Aggregate Industries wins £70m pavement contract for A14 scheme10/05/2018 Aggregate Industries has won a £70m contract to deliver the surfacing works for England’s largest current road improvement project. |
Demand for asphalt starting to fall, research shows14/11/2016 Demand for asphalt has begun to fall after two years of solid growth, according to research carried out by BDS Marketing. |
SWH Group apprentices gain practical experience09/08/2016 Exeter-based SWH Group has teamed up with the local arm of Aggregate Industries to provide practical training exercises to construction and civil engineering apprentices. |
Calor powers up UK’s first LNG-fuelled asphalt plant04/11/2015 Aggregate Industries’ Colemans Quarry site has become the first asphalt plant in the UK to make the switch to Liquefied natural gas (LNG). |
Strong growth for Aggregate Industries’ contracting division18/02/2015 Aggregate Industries’ contracting division closed 2014 with a 37% increase in volume on the previous year, helped by a number of contract wins in the highways market. |
New asphalt plant opens on the Isle of Wight04/08/2014 Wight Building Materials has officially opened a new asphalt plant that will supply the public and private highways network on the Isle of the Wight. |
Aggregate Industries workers to wear latest PPE25/07/2014 Road workers working on behalf of Aggregate Industries will wear a new range of high visibility personal protective equipment (PPE) supplied by Fhoss. |
Winners of Midlands Highways Alliance announced05/06/2014 Aggregate Industries and Galliford Try are the new contractors on the revamped version of the Midlands Highways Alliance (MHA) contract, which will see spending of £261 million over the next four years. |
CMA tells Breedon to sell Scottish plants09/04/2014 The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has told Breedon Aggregates that it must sell two of its Scottish plants. |
Chevron adds to traffic management business03/03/2014 Aggregate Industries UK has announced the sale of its traffic management business to Chevron Traffic Management. |
RIS 3 'will focus on carbon and environment'
Council disputes 'permitted works' claim
Box junctions 'big warning area' for councils
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