During the recent period of extreme weather conditions Booth Ventures remained open to offer an unbroken service to our customers.

BVL offers a range of aggregates suitable for landscaping including reject brick derived products.

Booth Ventures has received planning permission to regenerate Asmus Farm Quarry a former council landfill site into an equestrian facility.

Tax exemption appilications on contaminted sites must be received by HMRC before 30 November 2008 and will remain in force until 31 March 2012 when the exemption is removed. Booth Ventures can continue to accept qualifying material exempt from tax past this deadline.

Booth Ventures is currently responding to customer feedback and is expanding the range of aggregate products produced at Harwood Quarry. To this end the company has just taken delivery of a new Fintec 1107 crusher which can be used on both virgin and recycled materials. 

The Environmental Permitting Programme (EPP) is a joint Environment Agency, Defra and Welsh Assembly Government initiative which reduces red tape for industry and regulators, by streamlining and consolidating the nuts and bolts of environmental permitting systems (eg, the processes of obtaining, varying and transferring permits)...

When you’ve launched an exciting new business venture, what better way to let everyone know than with a dynamic and informative website? That’s exactly what Booth Ventures has achieved with the launch of their brand new website...