Tuesday 4 July saw Tarmac host an exclusive ‘Next Gen 2030+’ event, sharing what the construction industry can expect in the years to come and how the business is working with partners, customers and suppliers to shape the future.

 Cricketers in Norwich can train in style after a £39,984 donation from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund allowed the club to install new state-of-the-art practice nets. 

Tarmac, the UK’s leading sustainable construction materials and solutions business, launched its Levelling Up Impact Report this week, in partnership with the Purpose Coalition. The report was launched at Next Gen 2030+, an event hosted by Tarmac to discuss business solutions to climate change in the construction industry.  

Runners from Hertfordshire laced up their running shoes for the inaugural Welwyn 10k to take place at Panshanger Park.

People walking, wheeling and cycling in East Lothian can now enjoy a safer and more picturesque route to Dunbar thanks to Tarmac’s Dunbar Cement Plant.  

The UK’s first all-electric ready-mix concrete mixer, which is now in full operation at Tarmac’s Birmingham Plant, has been shortlisted for a national award recognising innovation in transport. 

Colchester and East Essex Cricket Club is no longer stumped by limited facilities, following the completion of a much-needed renovation project. 

Active travel has seen a boom since the pandemic, with many people preferring to walk or cycle rather than drive. The UK government and businesses alike, have been seen to increasingly implement plans to boost cycling and walking as a means to not only improve physical and mental health, but to also help tackle climate change and improve air quality.

Children attending a Coronation Fete, in Bayston Hill, Shrewsbury, were jumping for joy on the inflatable rides on offer, thanks to a £500 donation from Tarmac.

An employee from Tarmac’s Dunbar cement plant, in Scotland, is celebrating 17 years with the building materials and construction solutions business.