Thank you Ian McClure for 40 years of service
Ian McClure (right) at Carlton receiving a Long Service Award from Works Manager Kevin Spacey (left) Ian McClure marked his 40yrs of service at the Carlton site of the Michelmersh
Ian McClure (right) at Carlton receiving a Long Service Award from Works Manager Kevin Spacey (left) Ian McClure marked his 40yrs of service at the Carlton site of the Michelmersh
Despite the past 12 months of the pandemic, Michelmersh continues to promote new and innovative ways of working, supporting others and driving the company’s ethos. The Group is committed to
The Brickmakers Quality Charter (BQC) is a new quality mark credentialing scheme by the Brick Development Association to promote responsible sourcing of clay bricks and to provide the supply chain
Sustainability is at the forefront of Michelmersh’s ethos and remains one of its four core values. The Group continues to strive to be a well invested, long term, sustainable and
Michelmersh is proud to announce that, in October 2020, the Group became the first brick manufacturer to partner with the Supply Chain Sustainability School (SCSS). The school is a collaboration
Michelmersh is proud to announce its continued support for educational institutions via its ‘Pledge 100’ initiative. Supporting industry education and training, including bricklayers and architectural design courses, remains a core
Michelmersh is excited to announce that from 1st January 2021, it will bring a core range of Floren’s popular clay facing products directly to the UK market. Founded
Ian Cobby at Freshfield Lane Ian will retire on the 18th of December and has seen many changes to our site over his 43 years’ service. Ian has worked in
Iain, pictured at the controls at Blockleys On 27th November 2020, Iain Drummond is retiring after an amazing 42 years service at Blockleys in Telford. Previously Iain was a dog
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