The creation of a new public woodland commemorating the life of Her Majesty has been officially completed, thanks to volunteers from local schools, residents, businesses and community groups. 

Some of the UK’s rarest species will be given a unique home thanks to a historical land deal 25 years in the making. Ownership of a wetland habitat has transferred to the RSPB in Nottinghamshire. 

Wenlo Riding for the Disabled Association Group (Wenlo RDA Group), in Loughborough, is celebrating the opening of a new bridleway, thanks to a much-needed donation from Tarmac.

Employees from Tarmac’s Solihull office donned wellies and waterproofs to volunteer hours of effort towards making improvements at the RSPB’s Sandwell Valley site, in Birmingham.

Thanks to a donation of £13,703 from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund, Dove Holes Cricket Club, near Buxton, has been able to upgrade old fencing and more. 

Sustainable building materials and construction solutions business, Tarmac has gifted two henge monuments, part of a Neolithic complex in North Yorkshire described as “the Stonehenge of the North” to Historic England and English Heritage.

A community group focussed on creating a more wildlife friendly Rhoose is welcoming in a greener 2023, thanks to the support of Tarmac volunteers.

Hertfordshire dignitaries and community leaders came together on Thursday 19 January to plant trees and mark Panshanger Park’s contribution to the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative. 

Chalk grassland has been likened to tropical rainforests for the rich diversity of wildlife it holds, with Tarmac and partners instrumental in restoring threatened chalk grassland located at Ladds Farm in Snodland, Kent.

Tarmac’s National Skills and Safety Park, located at Nether Langwith Quarry, near Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, has successfully undergone its first Ofsted inspection, passing all three assessment areas.