News From CEMEX

South Ferriby Quarry celebrated reaching a fantastic 21 years without a Lost Time Incident this week.

We are proud to announce that the UK’s Mersey Gateway Project won the CEMEX Building Award for the infrastructure category.

Well done to our north-west readymix team for lending a hand at the St Catherine’s Hospice last week.

More than a third of people killed or seriously injured on UK roads are those traveling by bike. Cyclists and motorcyclists are among …

Our colleagues in CEMEX Marine have been helping with a WW1 project to log WW1 shipwrecks off our shores

One of our Cement Tankers has been liveried in CEMEX Go info. to advertise our new service.

The drive to survive continues on the road to seizing each day.

13 Years LTI Free For Northfleet Wharf

215 Million Years Ago... In A Galaxy Not So Far Away...

Clear Your Dashboard – See The Difference

Keeping Healthy and Lending a Hand Too

From September this year all electricity supplied to CEMEX UK from ENGIE will be 100% renewable. This currently represents 97% of our …

We are launching an awareness campaign for truck drivers on the potential risks of having objects on the cab dashboard and in the …

Congratulations to Luke Siddaway and Martin Allcroft who won this year’s Driver Of The Year Award.

The North West Management Team spent their lend a hand at the local community sports centre in Prestwich.

Keel laying is a seafaring tradition and is the formal recognition of the start of a ship’s construction. For good luck, coins are …

Well done to our team from IT Procurement and Fleet Support who spent their Lend-a-Hand day at Paw Prints charity on the outskirts …

Last week a CEMEX team supported one of our biggest school events in the north-east to date at Cotherstone Primary, Barnard Castle. Ronnie …

With winter around the corner now is the time to start thinking about how to make your garden a winter haven for wildlife. …

Norton Subcourse Quarry are proud to announce that they've achieved 20 years lost time incident free!

One of our colleagues spotted these Fly Agaric mushrooms during a quarry walk!