Already established as a global pioneer in the field of white cement, Cementir is now embarking on an ambitious ten-year plan that will see it become an even more sustainable entity

Concrete specification can have a major role to play when construction companies are looking to incorporate a more environmentally friendly stance into their operations. Barry Mellor highlights the benefits of Lytag – one of the greenest options on the construction scene

Aiming for a considerable expansion in size, Stanton Bonna has stepped into a number of new markets in the last three years

For almost three decades, PICS has been supporting the pattern imprinted and decorative concrete industry, growing from strength-to-strength and further expanding with its acquisition of the Hatcrete colour division of Roy Hatfield Ltd in 2016, which has made PICS a major coloured concrete products player in the Industrial Flooring, Pre-cast and Readymix sectors

Cementir is the global leader in white cement, having extended its capacity to cover five continents in supporting the right requirements of the construction industry

From the Shard to Windsor Castle, Aggregate Industries has been involved in some of the most prestigious projects in the UK. What unites them all, from large to small, is a dedication to the customer, and the environment

One of the most diverse businesses in Scotland, Garriock Bros. Ltd. provides a vast range of machinery to the commercial, domestic and international markets, all of which it maintains to the highest standards possible

One of the most sustainable and long-lasting building products available, Lignacite’s revolutionary concrete blocks are present in, and contributing environmental benefits to major construction projects all around the UK

One of the most sustainable and long-lasting building products available, Lignacite’s revolutionary concrete blocks are present in, and contributing environmental benefits to major construction projects all around the UK

Corrosion management systems – the long-term solution to chloride-contamination corrosion control By Mark Shaw