News, Updates and Announcements from Suttles

It’s here! Our first newsletter of 2022 features work across the Suttle Group including Purbeck Stone, Quarries, Piling and Civil Engineering from Suttle Projects. Please click on the link below to read: Suttle Standard Spring (March) 2022 For historic newsletters please search the ‘Newsletter’ category on the news section of our website or click here.

Dave has been with Suttles for 7 years now as our sales manager. In that time he has become a crucial member of the team and is looking to maintain and grow Suttles’ impressive reputation within the construction industry, whilst encouraging growth through an increased period of material demand. He’s a passionate supporter of Chelsea […]

Swanworth Quarry in Worth Matravers, owned by Suttle Stone Quarries, is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The quarry currently supplies approximately 50% of Dorset’s required crushed stone to the area, which is used as a sub-base for construction schemes, rock armour on sea defence works, gabions and decorative chippings. Originally, Swanworth Quarry was a two-man underground quarry […]

Suttle Stone Quarries are members of the MPA – Mineral Products Association – a trade body for our industry with many core values including; Improving health & safety and encouraging innovation. Each year they conduct health and safety awards where by a company can submit an idea pertaining to a good Health & Safety practice […]

In November we were shortlisted for the ‘Inspiring Change – SME Award’; This award seeks to recognise businesses that have introduced an initiative that has helped to foster an inclusive workplace where people of varied backgrounds, perspectives or life experience share ideas and work productively together. Here at Suttles we have our ‘Suttles Setting Standards’ […]

Yesterday Simon, our Director of Quarrying, took a school group of year 7 geography students on a tour of Swanworth Quarry. It was the first time in well over a year that we had been able to welcome a school group back into the quarry, something we have missed. The tour covered many aspects of […]