Bridgend Aggregates Ltd, King Edward, Banff

The hard rock quarry products are used in general construction, civil engineering projects, coastal protection, renewable energy projects, sports venues, landscaping and ground works. The land is to be restored to grassland, including a pond.

The sand and gravel quarry area in it's western half includes the aggregate processing and recycling area. The land is to be restored to grassland, with some conservation headlands and hedgerow.

Planning permission currently permits extraction from the hard rock quarry until 2042 and the sand & gravel quarry until 2039.

Within the processing and recycling area there is a main reception and office space, weighbridge, fully equipped HGV workshop, store, wash plant with filter press and modern concrete batching plant with laboratory as well as ancillary industrial buildings.

The in-situ plant & machinery, including crushers and dumpers, are available together with the land interest and or separately. An asset register is included within our online data room.

The site benefits from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency permits, exemptions and licences to permit. This includes plant permits to allow for the operation of crushing and screening equipment and batching plant.

The quarries are situated west of the village of King Edward, accessed by private road off the A947 in between the towns of Turriff and Banff. Elgin is 40 miles west, Aberdeen is 40 miles south and Fraserburgh is 20 miles east.