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Tarmac has opened a new occupational health and wellbeing facility at its industry-leading National Skills and Safety Park training facility based in Nottinghamshire

Local roads are the lifeblood of the UK’s economy and on their own represent an asset worth over £400 billion – and yet the socio-economic importance of having a high-quality, well-maintained local road network is often underestimated.

Tarmac’s Barnstone cement plant in Nottinghamshire recently made a welcome donation to a local village foodbank.

Tarmac, the UK’s leading sustainable construction solutions and building materials company, has recently supplied and installed a specialist asphalt surface course to the largest infrastructure project East Cheshire has seen to date.

Wirksworth Heritage Centre in Derbyshire has re-opened after receiving a donation from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund.

As Tarmac marks diversity day on 21 May, Louise Houston, head of inclusion and belonging, discusses how the journey to true inclusion and diversity is reliant on an engaged workforce. She also offers her perspective on how businesses can best nurture a fully inclusive culture.  

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has completed work on a new undercover outside classroom at Carsington Water near Ashbourne, after receiving a donation from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund.

A donation from Tarmac’s Mountsorrel Quarry has allowed the Rothley and Mountsorrel Heritage Centre to expand its car park.

Tarmac is supporting the National Memorial Arboretum with its plans to create a living memorial commemorating the lives lost during the pandemic.

Tarmac’s Aberthaw cement plant in Wales has donated over 70 bags of Blue Circle cement to the Amelia Trust Farm, a charity which helps disadvantaged young people gain skills, confidence and experience to help them move forward at a critical time in their lives.