The world around us is changing at a rapid rate and with that comes a need for innovation in business, to adapt to these changes and pave the way for what the future may look like. In the industry of civil engineering – where it
Construction and civil engineering have a significant role to play in the development of our world, but with that comes a lot of waste. According to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), the UK construction industry produces around 100 million tonnes of
At Minster Group, we’re all about reducing waste and making road surfacing as sustainable as possible, and we use a variety of tools and techniques to help us achieve this. The majority of jobs we undertake are completed with zero waste to landfill – with
According to the United Nations Environment Programme, the building and construction sector is by far the largest emitter of greenhouse gases, accounting for 37% of global emissions. With this in mind, it’s vital that the sector does all it can to improve its green credentials,
Lincolnshire is made up of 5,500 miles of roads and 4,387 million vehicle miles were travelled on roads in Lincolnshire in 2024, according to the Department for Transport. With this in mind, it’s clear that our roads take a lot of hammering and it’s important
We’ve been awarded the title of ‘Sustainable Supply Chain Partner’ by infrastructure giant, Balfour Beatty as a result of our sustainable initiatives on recent projects! The status of ‘Sustainable Supply Chain Partner’ has been given in recognition of Minster Group’s dedication to sustainability, recycling and
Here at Minster Group, we’re at the cutting edge of innovation and are dedicated to sustainability, recycling and environmental responsibility. At every stage of the construction process, our teams use a variety of tools and techniques to reduce waste and recycle material, preventing hundreds of
2019 was a great year for Minster Group and it certainly saw us all working hard to ensure roads across the county are in tip-top condition.
We’re hard at work developing new systems to make roads 90% recycled.