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Time extension allowed for Oxfordshire quarry
Oxfordshire County Council has agreed to a proposal to extend the time limit for mineral extraction and comprehensive restoration and development of Shipton-in-Cherwell...
New owner seeks amendments to quarry restoration provisions
An application seeking to remove an obligation relating to the catchment area from which waste could be imported to a quarry and landfill site in north-east...
Night-time working of ashalt plant permitted for road maintenance
Extended hours of operation have been permitted at an asphalt plant at Appleford rail sidings, near Oxford.
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Time extension granted for sand and gravel quarry affected by economic downturn
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Council resolves to make revocation order to protect cursus
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Sand imports to asphalt plant allowed until quarry restoration complete
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Aggregate depot next to housing redevelopment site to be retained for temporary period
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Alternative access road allows quarry extension to progress
Building stone
Extension approved at Bath stone quarry
A controversial proposal to extend a small quarry and to vary the restoration scheme has been approved by Bath and North East Somerset Council, subject...
New quarry approved in Huddersfield green belt
Kirklees Council has approved plans to extract one million tonnes of sandstone from a greenfield site near Huddersfield over 20 years.
More time allowed for minerals extraction at Thrislington quarry
Durham County Council has approved an application to extend the timescale for extracting the remaining 5.4 million tonnes of magnesian limestone reserves...
Energy minerals
Derby students dig in
University students have gained hands-on experience of minerals management after a visit to the north-east's biggest surface mine.
Plea on apprenticeship levy
A leading aggregates company has thrown its weight behind a controversial policy on apprenticeship funding and is urging companies to do likewise.
Review of oil well site updates conditions
Updated conditions have been agreed for an oil field in Nottinghamshire that was drilled and tested in the late 1980s.
Industrial minerals
Cemex launches digital ordering
A major construction materials company has launched internet technology it reckons will change how the industry conducts its day-to-day business.
Cement companies fail on climate
Cement companies must more than double their efforts to slash emissions and meet Paris climate goals, warns a new report critical of European manufacturers.
Increase in HGVs allowed to support supply of sand to sports sector
Nottinghamshire County Council has agreed to vary a permission for a quarry near Mansfield to allow a seasonal increase in the permitted number of HGV...
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Council resolves to make revocation order to protect cursus
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Plea on apprenticeship levy
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Time extension granted for sand and gravel quarry affected by economic downturn
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New owner seeks amendments to quarry restoration provisions
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Aggregate depot next to housing redevelopment site to be retained for temporary period
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Derby students dig in