UK cement news
Make mineral products a priority in manifesto pledges – MPA
The trade body for one of the UK’s most important foundation sectors has called on all political parties to adopt its policy proposals in their election manifestos.
Heidelberg Materials updates UK sustainability commitments for 2030 and beyond
These commitments cover topics under four headings – net zero, circular and resilient, safe and inclusive and nature positive.
Holcim advances circular construction with acquisition of Land Recovery
As a leading UK supplier of primary and recycled materials, the acquisition of Land Recovery expands Holcim’s access to construction demolition materials.
How can the cement industry deploy CCUS at scale on the road to net zero?
CCUS is the only affordable and scalable decarbonisation solution, available now, for the cement industry to achieve its net zero targets.
Helping RHS Chelsea garden meet its sustainable vision
Heidelberg Materials has contributed towards creating the beautiful Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Repurposed garden at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Heidelberg Materials grows recycling business line with acquisition of B&A Group
Heidelberg Materials UK has acquired Bristol-based construction soil and aggregate recycling company B&A Group.
Aggregate Industries ventures into East Anglia with 800 000 t capacity site
Aggregate Industries has announced its first venture into East Anglia with the opening of a new 800 000 tpy capacity wharf at Peel Ports Great Yarmouth.
New carbon capture trial gets underway at Ketton cement works
A new carbon capture trial has been launched at Heidelberg Materials’ Ketton cement works in Rutland.
Ecocem appoints new Managing Director for UK and Ireland
Ecocem has announced the appointment of Sally Anne Sherry as Managing Director for its UK and Ireland business operations.
Weakness persists for heavyside building materials – MPA market sales survey
New figures from the Mineral Products Association (MPA) bring into focus the plight of a depressed British construction industry.