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Tarmac has welcomed nearly 130 apprentices and graduates to the business, as it strives to upskill and grow talent within the construction industry.

A local construction worker has been shortlisted for a top national award recognising the most influential women in the industry.

Tarmac has commissioned new fencing at Panshanger Park using timber sustainably sourced from Holborough Woods, near Snodland, in Kent.

Tarmac welcomed leading local politician Matthew Pennycook, Labour MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, along with councillors David Gardner and Nick Williams from Greenwich Council, on a visit to its Greenwich Wharf site.

A much-needed renovation project has been kick started at a sports and leisure pavilion at Tideswell Community Park, Derbyshire, thanks to a £10,311 donation from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund.

As an inclusive employer in the construction and sustainable materials industry, Tarmac is proud to support National Inclusion Week.

Employees from Tarmac’s Aberthaw Cement Plant have completed a gruelling cycling challenge to raise funds and awareness for a local cancer cause.

Planting of a new jubilee woodland is soon to begin at Tarmac’s Panshanger Park, with members of the local community being given the opportunity to show their respects by planting trees in memoriam to honour Her Majesty the Queen.

Tarmac is celebrating becoming a winner at the first ever Purpose Business Coalition Levelling Up Awards 2022, in recognition of the company’s achievements in helping to improve social mobility across the UK.

This is a drill! The emergency services team from West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service took to Tarmac’s Littlehampton asphalt plant to carry out specialist vehicle and capability training.