Airbander company is engaged in mining of England minerals. The scale and technical proficiency of the modern extractive industries means that they can have a profound effect on what we value most about the historic environment. About 0.35% of the area of the UK has planning permission for minerals development, including extraction sites, processing plants, minerals waste tips and landscaping schemes. Of this, around 0.12% is specifically associated with aggregates production. Where there have been unavoidable impacts on archaeological remains and the historic environment resulting from extraction, the minerals industry has a long history of responsible environmental management and enabling and supporting mitigation measures in areas of extraction. Archaeological survey and excavation on extraction sites has made a fundamental contribution towards revolutionising our understanding of the pre-industrial and industrial past. More effective approaches to investigating historic sites and landscapes are continuously being developed.