Search Results: 'James Jones'

Kissock awarded honorary doctorate
06 December, 2006

Made in Britain
25 November, 2006
The British-grown timber sector is expanding and prices are firming. Jane Karthaus of ConFor reports, with contributions from UPM Tilhill, UKFPA, Beacon Forestry and the TTF

Scottish cluster focuses on training
13 November, 2006
Several leading figures in the timber industry will be speaking at this month's Scottish Forest Industries Cluster conference on workforce development.

Quality time
30 September, 2006
Just under 1,000 visitors and 61 exhibitors were recorded at the Timber Show.The organisers are already planning for next year’s show.Timbmet Silverman launched a range of textured 3D decorative panels.Stewart Milne Timber Systems erected and dismantled the upper floor of a house on each day of the show.

Exhibitors give thumbs up to Timber Show
16 September, 2006
Reactions from exhibitors on the first day of the inaugural Timber Show were generally upbeat.

Informing the informers
16 September, 2006
As part of its promotional campaign, wood for good hosts educational trips for journalists

Timbmet Silverman voted TTJ Timber Trader of the Year
15 September, 2006
Timbmet Silverman Ltd was named Timber Trader of the Year at the 10th TTJ Awards at The Savoy yesterday.

James Jones & Sons completes software installation
31 July, 2006
Scottish sawmiller James Jones & Sons has completed the installation of Timber Track software at all of its mills.

Future joists
24 June, 2006
As I-joists become more the norm in the flooring market, manufacturers are looking for other applications of their products

Engineered for success
24 June, 2006
Engineered timber has entered the mainstream but it remains innovative

Scottish Parliament hears forestry fears
29 April, 2006
Warnings of the threats facing the Scottish forest industry from rising fuel prices and the European working time directive (WTD) have been submitted to the Scottish Parliament.

Heat increase
21 January, 2006
Heat treatment continues to be a growth area

Hot results
21 January, 2006
Trials conducted by Windsor Engineering to check the potential of its high temperature technology for reducing the drying time of European softwoods have produced promising results. Justin Peckham, managing director of Woodtech Machinery, which represents Windsor and Nardi in the UK and Ireland, reports