24 May 2023

Stannah: Lift or elevator? The history and origin

Posted on 24th May 2023 by Max Banner

British, Australians, Irish, New Zealanders and South Africans use the word ‘lift’. But Americans and Canadians use the term ‘elevator’. Why is this? And what’s the lift’s history? Stannah explore…

18 January 2023

SSQ’s Riverstone ridges to change the face of Britain’s roofs

Posted on 18th January 202323rd March 2023 by Max Banner

The latest innovation from SSQ is set to change the face of natural roofs across Britain and beyond. For decades, the only ridges available for slate roofs were ones that clashed with the material’s natural aesthetics.

30 May 2022

Lignacite celebrates 75 years of manufacturing sustainable masonry for Britain

Posted on 30th May 202214th April 2023 by Max Banner

Lignacite, one of the country’s leading manufacturers of sustainable masonry, is celebrating its 75th year in business.

26 April 2022

EverEdge can do anything – you ask, they create

Posted on 26th April 2022 by Max Banner

EverEdge is proud to manufacture 100% of its products in Britain. EverEdge steel lawn edging, planters and raised beds have been made in the Midlands for over 25 years.

06 December 2021

Pop Up Power: Powering ahead for Britain’s new relationship with the great outdoors

Posted on 6th December 2021 by Max Banner

A detailed ONS study earlier this year revealed just how much the pandemic has changed the attitude and behaviour of Brits towards the great outdoors. Pop Up Power Supplies reflects on that here…

06 February 2020

From grey to green: The role of SuDS in Britain’s green spaces with Aggregate Industries

Posted on 6th February 2020 by Max Banner

This piece sees Ian Geeson, Technical Manager at Aggregate Industries, describes why green spaces are a vital element of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) and the role they play in helping Britain to avoid flooding.

14 January 2019

Aggregate urges construction industry to drive forward road safety

Posted on 14th January 2019 by Max Banner

With HGVs identified as the second fastest growing traffic type in recent years, Aggregate says more should be done to promote road safety in construction.

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