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Longcliffe is one of the few independently owned industrial mineral processing companies in the UK. We quarry over one million tonnes of limestone (calcium carbonate) and dolomitic limestone each year.
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15th April 2025
Commercial Team Changes For Longcliffe's Screed Business
Independent calcium carbonates business, Longcliffe Quarries Ltd, continues to grow its liquid cement screed business, Longfloor, with some key changes to its team. Stepping up to take on a new role as National Longfloor Manager is Lee Shaw. Having been with Longfloor for five years, latterly as Territory Technical Sales Manager, Lee already knows the business very well. He moves into this new position, reporting to Longcliffe’s Commercial Director, Darren Mooney.
15th April 2025
Commercial Team Changes For Longcliffe's Screed Business
17th February 2025
Longcliffe Hosts Inspiring Careers Visit For Matlock School Students
4th February 2025
Longcliffe Celebrates Achieving Gold Fleet Standard
3rd February 2025
New Year Changes for Longcliffe Commercial Team
27th January 2025
Longcliffe Powers Up for Electric Vehicles
16th January 2025
Longcliffe Showcases Agricultural Products at LAMMA Show
20th November 2024
Road Safety Brought To Life For Bakewell Students
22nd October 2024
Rugby players benefit from new post protectors through local sponsorship
16th October 2024
Longcliffe boosts fleet with 15 new lorries
25th September 2024
Awards recognition for talented young team at Longcliffe
9th September 2024
Longcliffe invests in new dumper for Brassington Quarry Operation
19th August 2024
Sponsorship helps secure defibrillator for historical mine
11th July 2024
Second Bonsall Arts Trail is a big success!
24th June 2024
Third year of sponsorship for ladies' cricket in Matlock
5th June 2024
All welcome at quarry nature reserve's sixth Open Day
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