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Concrete Canvas wins Lloyds NBA!

Concrete Canvas has been named as the winner of a Lloyds National Business Award!

The company has won the Samsung Innovation Award. Our co-director Will Crawford attended an ceremony where he was presented with the prestigious award.

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CC Co-Founders named Welsh Success Stories for ‘Faces of a Vibrant Economy’ in Business News Wales

Concrete Canvas co-founders, Will Crawford and Peter Brewin, have been featured in Business News Wales as the official success stories for the Faces of a Vibrant Economy campaign run by Grant Thornton UK LLP.

The campaign is part of Grant Thornton’s “commitment to shaping a vibrant economy in the UK” and showcases some of the people across the UK who are helping to do just that. This year, Will and Pete were one of just three of the Company’s Cardiff branch’s 25 nominees to make it to the final 100 Faces.

The campaign was launched on Wednesday 8th November, where professional portraits of the final 100 Faces, captured by Getty, were shown in an exhibition in London.

Find out more about the Faces of a Vibrant Economy campaign here, and see Business News Wales’ full article here.

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Drainage Channel on Disused Mining Site in Ireland Lined Using CC13

Copper mining is reported to have begun in the Avoca River valley in around 1720 and continued, with interruptions, until 1982. Among the minerals produced in the last two centuries, copper has been primarily mined along with silver and gold, although the latter was mined to a lesser extent. The Avoca river, which flows southwards through the Avoca mine site, is overlooked by upland areas known as the East and West Avoca mine areas.

Mineral extraction has left an environmental legacy that comprises open pits, over 70 shafts and adits, numerous spoil piles and former mine buildings and structures. Water discharges from the abandoned copper and sulphur mines are acidic and metal laden which impacts water quality in the Avoca River.

In June 2017, Concrete Canvas® GCCM* (CC) was used to line a series of drainage channels to divert surface water around a remediated contaminated spoil site at the Avoca Mines in Wicklow, Ireland.

Find out more about this case study, and how CC will help the communities surrounding the Avoca Mining sites, here.