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AGM trading UPDAtE
Breedon, a leading construction materials group in Great Britain and Ireland, issues a trading update in advance of its Annual General Meeting to be held at
2.00 pm today.
Trading
Trading in the first three months of the year was encouraging and we started to see the typical seasonal pick-up in activity towards the end of the quarter.
There was good demand in the GB market, where our business benefited from contributions from the CEMEX acquisition, combined with a robust cement performance, which more than offset the impact of COVID-19 restrictions limiting construction activity in the Republic of Ireland.
Barely a week before the start of spring, San Diego County is a winter wonderland.
March storms often dart through the region. But a mass of cold air that formed in the Gulf of Alaska continues to slowly sink through Southern California, blanketing mountains with heavy snow and wild bursts of rain. (Rainfall totals below)
The San Diego mountains had 12 to 18 inches of snow through late Thursday. By early Friday, the figure could be 2 feet. Skies might clear by afternoon, making the peaks visible from far away. Fresh snow reflects most sunlight, giving it a natural brilliance.
“I’m a transplant from Maine and I thought I wouldn’t care if I ever saw snow again,” said Scott Paulson, who works at UC San Diego’s Geisel Library. “But it’s been a long COVID winter and I’m really looking forward to seeing those not-so-distant mountains. It’ll be beautiful.”