🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

James Jones & Sons Ltd is pleased to announce that pallet manufacturing will soon be a part of its Australian operations following the acquisition of Rodpak Pty Ltd by its Australian subsidiary, Hyne Timber Pty Ltd - bit.ly/3PzX8K0 #acquisition #australia

James Jones & Sons was delighted to joint host the ICF harvesting group meeting at Lockerbie and Langholm with Castlemilk Estate, Eskdalemuir Forestry, Tillhill Forestry and The Langholm Initiative. bit.ly/3J3A6Y5

Dr William Clark visited Lockerbie this week. We had discussions around sustainable timber haulage and what infrastructure is required for the successful expansion in the use of EVs stemming from our first-hand experience. bit.ly/4cOcRz7

James Jones & Sons recently took part in the first ever Speyside High Skills Fair. The event welcomed around 200 primary pupils from various schools across Speyside and allowed them to engage with several local employers in the area - bit.ly/3Q44OEf

A group of Swedish landowners visited our Lockerbie site last week as part of a tour of Southern Scotland looking at rural land use - bit.ly/3UopLwt

In celebration of Earth Day 2024, we have summarised some recent environmental initiatives across the Group. #EarthDay2024

#environnement #sustainability #Innovation

#Innovation #sustainability

James Jones & Sons Ltd is delighted to have won the ‘Excellence in Training and Development’ award at the recent Wood Protection Association 2024 conference. #awards #training #development #careers # culture

James Jones & Sons Timber Systems Division has announced its market leading JJI-Joists are now available within the MiTek PAMIR timber frame module.bit.ly/4gnTG0M #timber #engineeredtimber

James Jones & Sons has been voted Sawmiller of the Year in this year’s TTJ Awards. The event took place on Friday at the Hilton Bankside Hotel, London. bit.ly/3MV81Ef

James Jones & Sons welcomed 20 Architectural Technology students to its Aboyne sawmill on Friday. The students are in their third year at Scott Sutherland School of Architecture & Built Environment - Robert Gordon University. bit.ly/3N8gVON

Today marks the one year anniversary of His Majesty King Charles III visiting our Aboyne sawmill. The visit commemorated the completion of the sawmill’s extensive £15 million redevelopment programme that has taken place over the last five years. His Majesty was given a tour of

James Jones & Sons Ltd is delighted to announce the expansion of its UK Pallets & Packaging Division through the acquisition of H.G. Timber Ltd, based in Buckingham. H.G. Timber started trading in 1945 and is currently under the third generation management of the Theodoulou

Wonderful to see progress on this housing project today in Sydney along with His Majesty King Charles, NSW Premier Chris Minns and Housing Minister Rose Jackson.

It will provide a home to around 130 people when complete, and during construction apprentices from The King’s Trust are being employed.

James Jones & Sons’ Australian subsidiary, The Hyne Group, welcomes the news of His Majesty King Charles III, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns’ visit to the Homes NSW Cowper Street development to talk about sustainable housing. The Hyne Group proudly

James Jones & Sons’ Australian subsidiary, The Hyne Group, welcomes the news of His Majesty King Charles III, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns’ visit to the Homes NSW Cowper Street development to talk about sustainable housing.

Oliver Mundell, Dumfriesshire MSP, and Craig Hoy, South of Scotland MSP, visited our Lockerbie site on Friday. The visit was hosted by Neil Cowan, General Manager of Procurement, and Rob Mackenna, South Operations General Manager. Oliver and Craig were given a site tour and

The North Eastern division of The Royal Forestry Society (RFS) visited our Durham sawmill last week, which marked their first field visit of the year. There were 30 visitors in total, including 10 agricultural students from Newcastle University Business School, who wanted to