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Marshalls is considering plans to close two concrete plants at Llay in North Wales and Hambrook in West Sussex, with the loss of 80 jobs, and a further 55 jobs could be lost in its consumer division. 13-Jan-2009 Marshalls is to shed up to 140 jobs with the closure of concrete production plants at Cannock in Staffordshire and Sawley in Nottinghamshire. 04-Jul-2008 Marshalls is to close its concrete landscapes factory in Mansfield Woodhouse with the loss of 73 jobs. 27-Dec-2005 Marshalls is planning to open two more £0.3m garden and driveway transformation centres by the end of the year, and the network could eventually expand to 20 sites. 12-Sep-2005 Marshalls is to shed 77 jobs at its building products operations in Calderdale, in order to consolidate its manufacturing onto fewer sites. 20-Jan-2005 Marshalls has acquired Stancliffe Stone, the natural stone and paving supplier, for £10m. 19-Jun-2001 Marshalls is looking to spend up to £50m on acquisitions to expand its paving products business. 05-Sep-2000 Marshalls, the paving products group, is to set up about 15 service centres to hold stocks for builders merchants and contractors. 03-Mar-2000 Marshalls is planning a £2m marketing campaign to expand its paving products business, and will also restructure its bricks business in order to add about £3m to profits. 01-Sep-1999 Marshalls is acquiring Stonemarket, the concrete company, for £16m, in order to gain access to new customers such as independent merchants and garden centres. 29-Sep-1998 Tarmac has acquired a US concrete paving business from Marshalls for £18m, which will expand its presence in the southern states. 09-Mar-1998 Marshalls wants to swap its US concrete products business for UK building material assets, in order to help reverse a fall in company profits. 11-Jun-1997 Marshalls has sold Marshalls Hard Metals, Halco Drilling, Marshalls Drilling and Halifax Tool Company to a management buy-in for £16m. 25-Apr-1996 Marshalls is discussing the sale of most of its engineering activities, including Halco Drilling, Halifax Tool Company, Marshalls Drilling and Marshalls Hard Metals. 19-Mar-1996 Marshalls, the building materials concern, plans to expand its driveway business by taking 1-2% away from the asphalt market. 15-Nov-1995
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