BUILDING A SERVICE LEGACY
IN THIS ISSUE:
HULLERHILL WINS QUARRY OF THE YEAR
TQ EAST ANGLIA EXPANSION TEAM SUCCESSES
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
INSPIRING FUTURES
WELCOME TO OUR SPRING NEWSLETTER
As we start 2026 I am pleased to reflect on the hard work and efforts of our teams over the Winter period. I am pleased to be able to share so many examples of our collective efforts and achievements at this early stage in the year and am looking forward to embarking on another year of growth and success together.
This season saw Hullerhill awarded the honour of the British Aggregates Association’s “Quarry of the Year” accolade. This marks our third consecutive win following Northfield and Tams Loup. This achievement provides independent recognition of the safety, quality, and professionalism that underpin our operations and gives our customers confidence in the consistency and reliability of our supply.
We have also continued to strengthen our business to support customers across our regions. The name change from Middleton Aggregates to Tillicoultry Quarries (EA) Ltd will align the East Anglia business more closely with the wider Tillicoultry Quarries family.
Our people remain at the heart of everything we do. Ongoing investment in training, apprenticeships, and professional development, alongside a strong culture of continuous improvement, ensures our teams are well equipped to deliver safe, efficient and dependable service, even through the challenges that winter can bring.
As we move into Spring, our focus remains on building long-term partnerships, maintaining the highest standards, and continuing to support the communities in which we operate.
We are also looking forward to the launch of several enhanced products across the business. These developments reflect our continued investment in innovation and quality and are designed to meet evolving market requirements while maintaining the high standards our customers expect. Watch this space.
Thank you for your continued confidence in Tillicoultry Quarries.
Kind regards, Wallace Menzies
Director, Tillicoultry Quarries
Northfield (left)
Middleton Aggregates to Operate as
TILLICOULTRY QUARRIES (EA) LTD.
Tillicoultry Quarries is pleased to announce Middleton Aggregates Limited changed its registered business name to Tillicoultry Quarries (EA) Ltd, aligning the East Anglia business more closely with the wider Tillicoultry Quarries Family.
The name change took effect on 2nd February 2026, establishing a clear and consistent identity across our East Anglia operations.
Wallace Menzies, Director of Tillicoultry Quarries, commented:
“Middleton Aggregates is a well-established business with strong local relationships and an excellent team. Operating under the Tillicoultry Quarries (EA) Ltd. name brings brand clarity while allowing the business to continue serving the region as it does today. We are committed to maintaining the service levels we are renowned for and supporting the construction activity that East Anglia depends on.”
HULLERHILL WINS QUARRY OF THE YEAR
We are thrilled to announce that Hullerhill has been named “Quarry of the Year” at the 2025 British Aggregates Association (BAA) Conference, marking our third consecutive win following successes at Northfield and Tams Loup.
The BAA’s “Quarry of the Year” award forms part of its respected Assessed Operating Standards (AOS) Scheme, which provides third-party accreditation for member quarries and evaluates how effectively sites are managed and operated.
Key factors in our win include, exemplary AOS performance confirming our compliance and our ability to combine high production standards with a zerocompromise approach to safety. Hullerhill Quarry’s recognition reflects its consistent commitment to these high standards, highlighting the team’s dedication to safe operations, strong leadership, and professional excellence.
Brian Woods, General Manager at Hullerhill, commented;
“At Tillicoultry Quarries, operating excellence isn’t a set of rules, it’s central to who we are. Our philosophy, led from the top down, ensures that every person on site has the training, tools, and support they need to work with confidence. This award shows that the culture we’ve built truly works, and it inspires us to keep raising the bar.”
Hullerhill Quarry’s recognition as BAA’s “Quarry of the Year” is more than an award, but a reflection of Tillicoultry Quarries’ core values of safety, professionalism, and continuous improvement across our teams in Scotland, North East England and East Anglia. We are immensely proud of our team and remain committed to being a benchmark for safety and excellence in the quarrying industry.
WELCOMING ANNA TURLEY TO MIDDLESBROUGH
Team TQ were delighted to welcome Anna Turley, MP for Redcar last Autumn.
The visit was a fantastic opportunity to showcase the important work our team is doing here in Teesside; from supplying vital materials that support local construction and infrastructure, to providing skilled jobs and training opportunities for the community.
Anna’s engagement and interest in understanding the role our industry plays in both the local economy and the wider region was greatly valued by our team. Open
conversations like this help us highlight the challenges and opportunities facing the quarrying and construction materials sector, while ensuring that the voices of businesses and employees are heard at Westminster.
We’d like to thank Anna for taking the time to visit and for her commitment to supporting local industry. We look forward to continuing to work together to promote growth, investment, and sustainability across the North East.
MINISTERIAL VISIT TO TAMS LOUP QUARRY
Tillicoultry Quarries was pleased to welcome Ivan McKee MSP, Minister for Public Finance, to Tams Loup Quarry on 18th February. The visit was organised through the Mineral Products Association (MPA) Scotland, of which Tillicoultry Quarries is a member, and was also attended by officials from the Scottish Government and Revenue Scotland.
The visit provided an important opportunity for the Minister to engage directly with industry representatives ahead of the introduction of the Scottish Aggregates Tax (SAT) in April this year. Discussions enabled Tillicoultry Quarries and MPA Scotland to outline key industry perspectives, including concerns around any potential future increases to the current tax rate, crossborder policy considerations and the need to address compliance challenges.
Tams Loup Quarry provided the ideal setting for the visit, allowing the Minister to see first-hand the work being undertaken by Tillicoultry Quarries and the wider aggregates sector to maximise the use of recycled
materials. The visit also gave the sector an opportunity to highlight the practical challenges around recycled aggregate, including limitations in availability and suitability for certain construction applications.
We welcomed the opportunity to host the visit and to contribute to constructive discussions on the future of the aggregates sector in Scotland. Continued engagement between government and industry will be essential to ensure policy supports both sustainable practices and the delivery of vital infrastructure and construction projects across the country.
KELSEY CAMPBELL’S CAREER JOURNEY
At Tillicoultry Quarries, we always take pride in supporting colleagues as they grow, develop, and take on new challenges across the business.
We’re delighted to spotlight Kelsey Campbell, whose journey from the Tulliallan Front Office to Credit Control showcases her dedication, adaptability, and drive to continually succeed in strengthening her career across the business and furthering operational excellence at TQ.
A Strong Start in the Front Office
Kelsey began her career at Tulliallan Front Office, where she quickly immersed herself in the day-today operations and developed a solid foundation of industry knowledge. During this time, she achieved her SVQ in Weighbridge Operations and completed a three-day internal auditing course, both of which strengthened her understanding of processes, systems, and customer interaction.
These early accomplishments not only demonstrated her eagerness to learn but also helped prepare her for future opportunities within the company.
A Seamless Transition to Credit Control
When the opportunity arose to move into the Credit Control team, Kelsey embraced the challenge with optimism and determination.
In her own words:
“Moving from Tulliallan Front Office to Credit Control was a big achievement for me. I learned so much in my time in the front office, including completing my SVQ in Weighbridge Operations and attending a three-day internal auditing course. Transitioning to Credit Control was a welcome challenge, with the skills I gained early in my career helped make the move seamless. The support from my colleagues has been invaluable.”
Kelsey’s ability to adapt to a new department, one that plays a crucial role in the financial stability of the business, is a testament to her strong work ethic and willingness to develop new skills.
Advice to Women Looking to Enter the Industry
Kelsey also offered her advice to young women who have not considered roles in the industry:
“There is a misconception aggregates is solely a male
dominated industry. There are so many diverse roles available in every department, to suit all interests. The opportunity to gain experience across different departments is encouraged. I’m testament to how beneficial that is.”
Looking Ahead
Kelsey’s career path is a great example of the opportunities available within Tillicoultry Quarries for those who are motivated and ready to take the next step. We’re proud of her achievements and look forward to seeing her continue to thrive in her role, and at TQ.
Thank you, Kelsey, for your hard work, dedication, and the enthusiasm you bring to our team.
INCREDIBLE SPORTSPEOPLE FLYING THE FLAG FOR TQ
JANE BARR
Tillicoultry Quarries is proud to support local talent, and few athletes demonstrate commitment, strength, and determination quite like Jane Barr of Velocity 44. At this year’s British Gravel Championships in Suffolk, Jane delivered an outstanding performance, securing a brilliant bronze medal on one of the fastest and most technical gravel courses in the UK.
Returning to the short, sharp circuits of King’s Forest, the British Gravel Championships brought together elite riders from across the country. The Women’s race was tightly contested from the outset, with intense pacing, tactical riding, and a blistering run-in to the finish.
Amid fierce competition, Alloa’s own Jane Barr showed her trademark resilience and race intelligence. In a thrilling final sprint, she powered across the line to claim third place, securing the final podium position and adding another impressive result to her growing list of achievements.
Jane’s bronze medal not only highlights her talent but also her consistency at the top end of British gravel racing.
BLAIR MCMILLAN
At Tillicoultry Quarries, we’re proud to back our team members both on and off the job. That’s why we’re excited to announce our sponsorship of Blair McMillan, one of our ADR bitumen drivers and a passionate Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) competitor.
Blair has been dedicated to BJJ for years, training rigorously and competing in events across Scotland, the UK, and internationally. His commitment to excellence mirrors the values we uphold at Tillicoultry Quarries, strength, resilience, and precision.
Upcoming Competitions
Blair’s calendar for 2026 is packed with major tournaments, including:
• IBJJF European Championship in Lisbon this January
• Additional IBJJF events across Europe
• NAGA (North American Grappling Association) competitions
• Regional and national tournaments throughout Scotland, England, Ireland, and Wales
• International events in the Netherlands and Germany
We’re proud to stand behind Blair as he takes on new challenges and demonstrates the same determination and discipline that make him an asset to our team.
Stay tuned for updates on Blair’s competitions and achievements throughout the year.
IAIN INNES
We were delighted to receive an incredible update from Iain Innes, an athlete we are proud to support, as he wraps up a successful summer season in the Alps.
Over the past few months, Iain has taken on some of Europe’s toughest vertical and skyrunning races, earning impressive results across the board.
Alongside racing, he’s tackled a series of high-alpine adventures, including his season highlight; a full traverse of the historic Voie Royale route to Mont Blanc. A 12-hour push combining endurance, technical
climbing, and flight before launching his ultralight wing and paragliding all the way back to the valley.
We’re also proud to congratulate him on being accepted into the Young Alpinist Group, an elite threeyear programme supporting the next generation of alpinists through training, mentoring, and expedition development. A fantastic achievement.
As he heads back to the Alps for the start of ski season, including GB Skimo Team training, we’re so proud to continue supporting Iain’s journey and achievements so far.
NEW ARRIVALS
Tom Hunter, Sales Manager at RWM, on the arrival of his granddaughter, Skye Jenny Peffers, born on Friday 19th December 2025.
Harvey Miller, Concrete Plant Manager at Snetterton, on the arrival of his son, Ellis Oliver Miller, born on Friday 2nd January 2026.
Kieran McVeigh, Trainee Quarry Operative at Northfield, on the arrival of his son, Matthew McVeigh, on Tuesday 17th February 2026.
PEOPLE MOVES
We are delighted to share a series of new appointments and promotions across Tillicoultry Quarries, reflecting the talent, dedication, and growth within our team.
PROMOTIONS
Andrew Panes has been promoted to Commercial Manager for the East Anglia Region. Andrew’s expertise and strategic approach will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our commercial operations in the region.
John McNab, formerly Quarry Manager at Northfield, has been promoted to Production Manager for Hard Rock. John’s experience and leadership will be crucial in overseeing production and ensuring operational excellence.
Connor Meaburn has been promoted to Site Manager at Middlesbrough. Connor has consistently demonstrated strong leadership and a commitment to safety and efficiency.
James Wallace, who began his journey as a Quarry Operative at Ryeflatts, has been promoted to Assistant Quarry Manager. James’ dedication and growth within the company are a fantastic example of internal career development.
WELCOMING NEW STARTS
Darren Gentle joined us as Transport Manager for East Anglia on 5th January.
Luc Phillips also joined us as Production Manager for our Sand and Gravel units in Scotland.
These appointments and promotions highlight the talent, hard work and progression opportunities within Tillicoultry Quarries. Please join us in congratulating everyone on their new roles and welcoming Darren and Luc to the team!
Left to Right: Andrew Panes, John McNab, Connor Meaburn, James Wallace.
Left to Right: Darren Gentle, Luc Phillips.
APPRENTICESHIP SPOTLIGHT
WELCOMING KIERAN PULLEN TO OUR HEAVY GOODS VEHICLE MECHANICS APPRENTICESHIP
We are delighted to announce that Kieran Pullen has joined our team as an apprentice in Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) Mechanics.
This apprenticeship marks the beginning of an exciting career path for Kieran, where he will gain hands-on experience maintaining and repairing our fleet of vehicles, an essential part of keeping our operations running smoothly.
Kieran will learn everything from routine servicing to complex diagnostics, ensuring he develops the skills and knowledge needed for a successful future in the industry.
We’re excited to support Kieran on his journey and look forward to seeing his progress as he becomes a key part of our team.
LONG SERVICE CELEBRATIONS
Sean Swailes, James Campbell and Thomas McDonald, each of whom marked an incredible 10 years’ service this season. Over the past decade, each have made a lasting impression to our operations and our teams.
On behalf of everyone at TQ, we’d like to thank Sean, James and Thomas for their continued dedication.
Right: Sean Swailes, Maintenance Manager, Northfield Quarry.
Left: James Campbell, HGV Driver, Newtongrange.
Left: Thomas McDonald, HGV Driver, Newtongrange.
TQ RETIREMENTS
CONGRATULATIONS TO WALTER JARVIE, BRIAN HENDERSON AND OWEN NICOL.
Walter Jarvie has retired from his role of Site Manager at Cloburn Quarry after nearly 14 years of dedicated service.
After almost a decade of dedicated service, we recognised the retirement of Brian Henderson on 4th January.
Owen Nichol, retired at the end of January from his role in Transport Control after 16 years of service in East Anglia.
We would like to thank all three for their hard work, loyalty and the positive impact they have made throughout their careers.
Everyone at Tillicoultry Quarries wishes Walter, Brian and Owen a long, happy, and well-deserved retirement!
Left: Owen Nichol.
Left: Walter Jarvie.
Left: Brain Henderson.
CSR
SWAFFHAM RUFC
Tillicoultry Quarries is proud to sponsor Swaffham RUFC for the 2025/26 season.
We wish them every success for the season ahead!
THE CUMBRIA & SCOTLAND CHARITY GOLF DAY
Team Tillicoultry Quarries were delighted to take part in the Cumbria and Scotland Charity Golf Day, organised by Story Homes in support of their charity partner, the Great North Air Ambulance Service.
It was a fantastic day bringing people together for a brilliant cause, and early figures show the event raised an incredible £9,800 to help fund the lifesaving work the charity carries out across the region.
Thank you to Story Homes for hosting such a wellorganised and enjoyable event, and to everyone who took part and contributed.
PROUD SPONSORS OF NORFOLK NOMADS HOCKEY CLUB
We were proud to sponsor the Norfolk Nomads Hockey Club this season.
Norfolk Nomads Hockey Club is a fantastic example of a team that brings people together through community dedication, and a shared love of the game. We’re proud to play a part in their journey and wish them all the best for the season ahead.
ENHANCING CARRONSHORE NURSERY
Our team were delighted to support Carronshore Nursery recently by donating essential materials for their outdoor play area.
The new sand and wood provided have transformed the nursery’s outdoor space, making it more inviting and accessible for children in all weather conditions.
With the addition of full sandpit and improved outdoor stage the children will gain confidence in performing and using tools and utensils together.
Well done to Kevin Russell, John McNab and Artur Smik from our team who worked to deliver and install the sand and wood to enhance the new garden. We hope children enjoy playing outdoors for years to come.
A WONDERFUL COFFEE MORNING FOR A GREAT CAUSE
We’re delighted to share that our recent coffee morning at Tillicoultry Quarries RWM House raised an amazing £563 in support of Macmillan Cancer Trust.
A huge thank you to everyone who contributed, from our talented bakers and generous donors to all who popped by for a cuppa and a chat. Your kindness and enthusiasm made the morning a real success.
Macmillan provides essential care and support to people living with cancer, and we’re proud to play a small part in helping them continue their amazing work.
ADDIEWELL, LOGANLEA AND BREICH WAR MEMORIAL
We’re always proud when our support helps make a real difference in local communities. Recently, the Addiewell, Loganlea and Breich Community Council undertook the restoration of their War Memorial, and we were delighted to contribute towards the project.
Thanks to the expert work of Softwash Scotland, the memorial has been beautifully cleaned and restored, standing once again as a place of dignity and remembrance.
Supporting initiatives like this reflects our commitment not just to quality materials, but also to strengthening the communities where we live and work.
PROUD SPONSORS OF DOLLAR ACADEMY RUGBY TEAM
Tillicoultry Quarries is delighted to continue supporting local youth development through our sponsorship of the Dollar Academy rugby team.
Dollar Academy has a distinguished reputation for sporting excellence, and its rugby programme is no exception. Through our sponsorship, we are proud to play a part in providing the players with high-quality kit, training resources, and the support they need to excel on and off the field.
Both Tillicoultry Quarries and Dollar Academy share a long heritage in the region and a dedication to helping young people reach their potential.
By supporting the team, we aim to contribute to an environment where these young athletes can thrive, develop their skills, and represent their school with pride.
We have been inspired by the enthusiasm and hard work shown by the players and coaching staff throughout the season. Their dedication reflects the strength of community spirit within Dollar and the surrounding areas, something we are proud to champion.
SUPPORTING STRATHCARRON HOSPICE
We’re proud to have donated to Strathcarron Hospice, helping them provide 24/7 care across Forth Valley, Cumbernauld, and Kilsyth.
This year the hospice celebrates 45 years of compassionate care, and our contribution will help them continue supporting people and families when they need it most.
CHRISTMAS JUMPER DAY AT TILLICOULTRY QUARRIES
Before the Christmas break, our teams across TQ proudly took part in Christmas Jersey Day, donning festive jerseys, jumpers (and suits!) to support a fantastic cause.
Thanks to the generosity and enthusiasm of our people, we raised vital funds for Save the Children, helping to make a positive difference to children and families who need it most this Christmas and beyond. We’re incredibly proud of everyone who got involved and helped spread some festive cheer while supporting such an important charity.
Thank you all for your continued kindness in fostering community spirit.
SUPPORTING ROAD REPAIRS AT STABLE LIFE
We’re proud to share the results of the recent road and path repairs at Stable Life, completed using donated materials.
Stable Life provides therapeutic support for children and young people through equine-assisted learning, helping them build confidence, and emotional wellbeing in a safe environment. It’s wonderful to see how our materials are helping improve vital community spaces.
A huge thank you to the team at Stable Life for sharing the fantastic before and after photos.
CELEBRATING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
CONGRATULATIONS TO SHAUN, IAN, AND MICHAEL ON ACHIEVING THEIR LEVEL 4 SHE VQ QUALIFICATIONS
We are proud to recognise the outstanding commitment and professional development demonstrated by three of our Quarry Managers. We are pleased to announce that the following team members have successfully achieved their Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) VQ Level 4 qualifications:
• Shaun Rankin – Quarry Manager, Pentney
• Ian Batterbee – Quarry Manager, Blackborough End
• Michael Boldero – Assistant Quarry Manager, East Bilney
This qualification represents a high level of competence in managing health, safety and environmental responsibilities within the quarrying environment. Achieving it reflects not only personal.
Please join us in congratulating Shaun, Ian and Michael on their hard work and well-deserved success.
SUGGESTION BOX SUCCESS
We’ve had some incredible team suggestions this season. We are delighted to recognise Barry, Paul, Ross and Lewis for their intelligent solves and making a difference.
BARRY MCGUIRE, MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR AT NORTHFIELD
Barry suggested fitting portholes to the Superior crusher, a simple yet effective modification that allows operators to clear chokes more safely and efficiently. This enhancement reduces downtime, improves visibility during maintenance, and most importantly, strengthens our commitment to workplace safety.
ROSS BISHOP, SITE OPERATIVE AT MIDDLESBROUGH ASPHALT PLANT
Ross identified a great improvement for our site operations, fitting numbered bay badges (1–13) to each bay.
This simple but effective idea ensures clear instructions can be given by the weighbridge to delivery drivers on arrival, helping to eliminate any risk of incorrect material being tipped and improving overall site efficiency and safety.
PAUL MCMAHON, ELECTRICIAN AT NORTHFIELD
Paul proposed changes to site access that will make day-to-day operations more time-efficient and costeffective for the business. By streamlining access, we can reduce delays, improve workflow, and ultimately save resources — benefits that will have a positive impact across the company.
LEWIS CAMPBELL, QUARRY OPERATIVE AT NORTHFIELD
Lewis proposed introducing a lock-off and isolation bolt for the air supply to the screening plant doors. This simple yet effective solution creates safer working conditions for anyone working inside or below the bins. By placing a metal bolt around the air supply point, the system can be securely closed and locked, reducing risk and improving operational safety.
Lewis’s suggestion not only enhances protection for our team but also demonstrates how proactive thinking can lead to meaningful improvements across our sites.
SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAM
FORTH VALLEY COLLEGE OPEN EVENING
In November, we were delighted to attend the Forth Valley College Open Evening, an event designed to help young people and their families explore career opportunities and pathways into employment.
Representing TQ were Craig and Dionne, who engaged with students and parents to discuss the different routes into the construction industry, including apprenticeships, trainee roles, and career development opportunities. The event provided a valuable platform for young people to ask questions and gain insight into what employers look for, while parents were able to support their children in making informed decisions about their future.
Craig and Dionne highlighted the wide range of roles available at Tillicoultry Quarries — from operational positions to technical and professional careers — and explained what candidates can expect when joining our team. They also spoke with individuals considering a career change, demonstrating that construction offers opportunities for people at all stages of life.
Events like this are essential for bridging the gap between education and employment. By engaging directly with students and parents, we help demystify the recruitment process and showcase the exciting prospects within our industry.
Tillicoultry Quarries remains committed to supporting local education initiatives and inspiring the next generation of talent. We look forward to continuing these conversations and welcoming new faces into our growing team.
DOLLAR ACADEMY FUTURES FAIR
The team were also proud to take part in the Dollar Academy Futures Fair, an event designed to help students explore career opportunities and plan for their future.
The fair brought together students aged 12 to 17, giving them the chance to learn about a wide range of industries and professions. Graeme and Dionne showcased the diverse career paths available within our wider business ans sector.
Our team highlighted the many routes into construction, from apprenticeships and vocational training to professional roles in engineering, logistics, and management. We also discussed the skills and qualifications needed for different positions, helping students understand how they can build a rewarding career in this dynamic industry.
Events like the Futures Fair are a fantastic opportunity to engage with young people, answer their questions, and inspire them to consider careers they may not have thought about before. At Tillicoultry Quarries, we believe in investing in the next generation and showing them that construction offers exciting, varied, and secure job opportunities.
We’re committed to continuing our involvement in community and education initiatives, helping students gain insight into the world of work and encouraging them to develop the skills that will shape the future of our industry.
STAYING SAFE: WHY QUARRIES ARE NOT PLAYGROUNDS
While we’re always happy to show students our sites safely during supervised visits, it’s vital to remember that quarries are not safe places to explore. Trespassing on quarry sites can be extremely dangerous. Steep drops, deep water, and heavy machinery pose serious risks, even when a site looks quiet or unused.
We work closely with local schools and communities to raise awareness of these dangers and to encourage everyone to stay safe by keeping out of quarries unless part of an organised visit.
The safety of our communities is always our top priority, and we regularly visit schools near our sites to educate young people on the dangers of entering quarries unsupervised.
GET IN TOUCH TO ARRANGE A VISIT
We attend careers fairs and community events throughout the year to talk directly with students, parents, and teachers.
Our team members share insights into the wide range of roles at Tillicoultry Quarries — from plant operators and HGV drivers to environmental officers, engineers, and business professionals.
We believe in investing in people and developing skills that last a lifetime. By engaging with young people early, we can help them see how rewarding and diverse a career in our industry can be.
Get in touch with CHunter@tillicoultryquarries.com if you have a school in mind that would benefit.
HEALTH & SAFETY THE TQ EMPLOYEE APP
The user-friendly interface offers streamlined communications channels, employee assistance in the form of access to a GP and a free counselling service, as well as access to over 5,000 retail discounts.
We are hopeful this will enhance connectivity and efficiency making the app an invaluable tool for day-to-day operations.
Everything you need to know about your new benefits and employee assistance programme app:
PAY DOCUMENTS
View your latest and historical payslips directly on your phone. Quickly access your P60 and other pay documents.
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Enjoy gym discounts at top UK gyms and undergo an online health check tailored to you. Your mental and physical well-being is a priority!
24/7
GP SERVICE
Speak to a GP anytime, anywhere — face-to-face via webcam/phone camera or by telephone. Book appointments at your convenience, with prescriptions authorised and delivered to your local pharmacy.
EMPLOYEE SUPPORT
Utilise a free confidential 24/7 telephone line from your staff portal. Access fully qualified professional counsellors and receive confidential financial, legal, and emotional support. Rest assured — it’s 100% confidential.
DISCOUNT OUTLET
Dive into the best discounts at over 5,000 retailers, from restaurant offers to family fun at top UK attractions. Enjoy savings on holidays, with an average of up to £1,000 per year!
We believe this innovative app is your all-in-one solution, providing not just connectivity and efficiency but a wealth of benefits and support to enhance your work-life balance.
Here’s to a more connected and empowered workforce at Tillicoultry Quarries!
CUSTOMER SERVICE SUCCESS
We’re proud to share some fantastic feedback from one of our valued customers in Costessey, where we recently completed our first job together at a Tesco fuelling station.
From collaborating with the customer to select a more suitable concrete for the hot ambient temperatures, to ensuring everything ran smoothly on site, the team pulled together to deliver great results.
A special mention goes to Brian Martin, our driver on the day, who went above and beyond to assist with the pour. On smaller, busier sites, challenges with space and coordination are common, but Brian’s professionalism and hands-on approach made all the difference.
Well done to Brian and the wider team and thank you to our customer for the kind words and continued confidence.
TQ TEAM & OPPORTUNITIES
JOIN OUR TEAM
So far this year we have enrolled a total of 30 team members onto vocational qualifications from a variety of different disciplines including Plant and Processing, Construction Plant Maintenance, Lifting Operations, Weighbridge Operations, Laboratory and Technical and Driving Heavy Goods Vehicles.
Due to a continued period of business growth and success, Tillicoultry Quarries is currently recruiting for a diverse range of roles. As a company, our people are our most important asset and we will continue to invest heavily in training and development.
All trainee positions have an opportunity to commence a VQ within 12 weeks of joining the business.
Send your CV and cover letter to: recruitment@tillicoultryquarries.com
HGV DRIVER OPPORTUNITIES
Looking for more than just a job?
We are now recruiting for HGV drivers in various locations. As a growing family business, we offer:
• Competitive market packages
• Enhanced and flexible overtime
• Industry leading training
• Genuine long-term progression opportunities
• A best-in-class fleet
• Support from a workplace that prioritises employee safety and wellbeing
Build a career for life with TQ. If you’re looking for a driving job where you’re valued, respected, and part of a committed team, we’d love to hear from you.
For more information and to apply: www.tillicoultryquarries.com/vacancies-list/
TILLICOULTRY QUARRIES
LOCATIONS—UK
17. MIDDLESBROUGH ASPHALT PLANT Tilbury Road, South Bank, Cleveland, Middlesbrough, TS6 6AL Tel: 01642 453 952
18. HARTLEPOOL CONCRETE PLANT Whitby Street South, Hartlepool, TS24 7LP Tel: 01429 275 645
19. ELY ASPHALT PLANT Potter Distribution Depot, Queen Adelaide, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4UB Tel: 01353 667 853
20. SNETTERTON CONCRETE PLANT Eccleshall Road, Snetterton, Norwich, NR16 2JU Tel: 01953 888 671
21. COSTESSEY CONCRETE PLANT Ernest Gage Ave, New Costessey, Norwich, NR5 0TX Tel: 01603 745 999
22. KING’S LYNN CONCRETE PLANT Hamlin Way, Hardwick Narrows Industrial Estate, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 4NG Tel: 01553 772 60
23. PETERBOROUGH CONCRETE PLANT Forty Acre Road, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE1 5PS Tel: 01733 894 976
24. WHISBY CONCRETE PLANT Teals Pit, Whisby Road, Whisby, Lincolnshire, LN6 9BY Tel: 01522 690 943
25. CARDENDEN CONCRETE PLANT Craighead Quarry, Lochgelly, Fife, KY5 0HE Tel: 01592 720564
26. DUNDEE CONCRETE PLANT Dock Street, Dundee, DD1 3JS Tel: 01382 225907
27. PERTH CONCRETE PLANT Shore Road, Perth, PH2 8BH Tel: 01738 623388
28. PRETTSMILL QUARRY Ayr Road, Lanark, ML11 9TN Tel: 07436 484 039
1. CLYDEBRIDGE Ballochmill Road, Rutherglen, G73 1PT Tel: 0141 647 9444
2. NORTHFIELD QUARRY Northfield, Denny Falkirk, FK6 6RB Tel: 01324 821 221
3. HILLEND QUARRY Airdrie Road, Caldercruix, ML6 8NY Tel: 01236 843 236
4. TAMS LOUP QUARRY Harthill, Shotts Lanarkshire, ML7 5TN Tel: 01501 753 444
5. CRAIGFOOT QUARRY Craigfoot House, Tillicoultry, FK13 6AZ Tel: 01259 730 481
6. TULLIALLAN Tulliallan, Kincardine-on-Forth, FK10 4DT Tel: 01259 730 481
7. RYEFLATT QUARRY Carnwath, Lanark, ML11 8SA Tel: 01555 870 346
8. EDSTON QUARRY Peebles, Scottish Borders, EH45 8NW Tel: 01721 720 120
29. HULLERHILL SAND QUARRY Kilwinning, North Ayrshire, KA13 7QN Tel: 01294 557 515
30. BLACKBOROUGH END Mill Drove Blackborough End King’s Lynn Norfolk PE32 1SW
31. PENTNEY Abbey Road Pentney King’s Lynn Norfolk PE32 1JT
TILLICOULTRY QUARRIES RWM House, Killbagie, Alloa, FK10 4DY
T: 01259 730 481
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9. DALHOUSIE QUARRY Bonnyrigg, Midlothian, EH19 3JA Tel: 0131 654 9921
10. NEWTONGRANGE Newtongrange Dalkeith, Midlothian, EH22 4QN Tel: 0131 660 4454
11. LONGYESTER QUARRY Longyester, Gifford, East Lothian, EH41 4PL Tel: 01620 810 446
12. CLOBURN ASPHALT PLANT Pettinain, Lanarkshire, ML11 8SR Tel: 01555 663588
13. DUNDEE CEMENT TERMINAL Port of Dundee, Stennergate Road, Dundee, DD1 3LU
14. COLLESSIE QUARRY Collessie, Ladybank, Fife, KY15 7UN Tel: 01337 832 965
15. LOANLEVEN QUARRY Almondbank, Perth, Perth and Kinross, PH1 3NF Tel: 01738 842 917
16. STOCKTON CONCRETE PLANT Adam Street, Bowesfield Lane, Stockton-On-Tees, TS18 3HQ Tel: 01642 678 535
32. EAST BILNEY Rawhall Lane, East Bilney Dereham, Norfolk NR20 4HH
33. KETTERINGHAM Hethersett Road, East Carleton Ketteringham, Norfolk NR14 8HX
TQ MORTARS AND RENDERS
34. GARNOCK SAND QUARRY Garnock, North Ayrshire, KA13 6HT Tel: 01294 557 515
TILLICOULTRY QUARRIES MORTARS AND RENDERS
Hullerhill, Kilwinning, Ayrshire, KA13 7QN
T: 01294 557 515
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