Announced at Thursday night’s first-ever virtual Highways Awards ceremony (28th January), Tarmac has been awarded Team of the Year for delivering exceptional resurfacing works at none other than the Silverstone Circuit.

Tarmac has donated two bulk bags of 10-millimetre granite to Quorn in Bloom to extend their scree area at Church View Garden, Leicestershire. Quorn in Bloom is made up of several volunteers who support the wellbeing of the community, as well as protect and encourage new species of local wildlife.

Residents of the village of Tideswell, Derbyshire are excited to see work start on a new community hall after receiving a grant from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund.

Tarmac’s Tunstead Quarry in Buxton has given Blythe House Hospice’s annual ‘Light up a Life’ appeal a valuable boost with a donation of £1218.

As part of their own going partnership, Tarmac and Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust have introduced a new five-year community engagement and volunteering programme which will open the historic landscape of Panshanger Park to the wider public.

As we all dig deep in lockdown 3.0, you may feel there are more things to worry about at the moment than potholes. I agree that a surging pandemic and too many people suffering does not compare.

Tarmac’s Barnstone Cement Plant spread some festive spirit in the local area by delivering Christmas trees to local schools.

Thirty Tarmac apprentices are celebrating the successful completion of the company’s industry leading Professional Operator Development Programme (PODP).

Tarmac has received approval from Natural England to expand King’s Wood and Rushmere National Nature Reserve in Bedfordshire, an area of land dedicated to the conservation, study and enjoyment of England’s wildlife.

Tarmac’s Ballidon quarry is helping local village Parwich, in Derbyshire, get in the festive spirit with the donation of a Christmas tree.