The QMJ Group publish two trade magazines – Quarry Management for the UK aggregates, asphalt, cement, concrete and recycling markets; and Natural Stone Specialist, the UK’s leading publication for the stone and hard surfaces industry. Both publications are subscription based and read by key decision makers within their respective industries.
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Quarry Management, the official journal of the Institute of Quarrying since 1918, is the only monthly magazine dedicated to the UK aggregates, asphalt, cement, concrete and recycling markets. It includes commentary on the latest company news; interviews with key industry figures; quarry case studies; technical articles; national and overseas job vacancies; in-depth industry features; and market reports. It is the only official publication for Hillhead.
Natural Stone Specialist, established in 1882, is the UK’s only magazine dedicated to the natural stone industry. Each issue features some of the most interesting projects in stone, both new build and conservation, includes the views of architects and designers, clients, and the masonry companies involved. It is the official publication for the Natural Stone Show and Hard Surfaces exhibition.
This established reference guide to the UK quarrying and recycling industries includes: Operational aggregate quarries in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands and Isle of Man; Quarry operating companies; Aggregate recycling contractors, companies and depots; Suppliers of plant, equipment, materials and services; Industry-related organisations.
The Natural Stone Directory is the UK’s only comprehensive natural stone industry guide. This concise, indexed publication provides: colour swatches of indigenous stones; guide to the active dimensional stone quarries and quarry operators in the British Isles; UK wholesalers and importers of block, roofing, stone, slab, memorials and tiles; UK suppliers of: machinery, tools and consumables; Stonemasons; Fabricators and contractors; Consultants, training institutions, professional organisations and conservationists.
