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Squirrel Appreciation Day (today, Tuesday 21 January) is the perfect opportunity to shine a spotlight on some very special visitors to Harden Quarry in Northumberland.

A leading Paralympic sports facility in Kingston-Upon-Thames, London has officially opened thanks to the support of Tarmac, the UK’s leading sustainable building materials and constructions solutions business.

Potholes are the single most annoying thing about driving, according to 55 per cent of Brits.

The plague of potholes that has blighted the UK’s roads has long been a perennial concern for the public. It is said that MPs receive more correspondence relating to potholes than any other issue in their constituencies.

The first freight trains have delivered aggregate to the site of a new state-of-the-art asphalt and aggregates facility under construction by Tarmac in northeast Birmingham.

With children waiting with bated breath for the arrival of Santa Claus, Tarmac is spreading the yuletide joy, helping families up and down the country ensure their homes are visible this Christmas.

An assistant regional finance manager from Tarmac has been recognised for his achievements at a regional awards event.

Tarmac has hosted 32 guests at its Swinden Quarry from the Environment Agency, the organisation responsible for the protection and enhancement of the environment in England.

Employees at Tarmac are celebrating the completion of an annual nationwide development programme, which has become a staple of the business’ commitment to developing its people and helping build careers.

A group of MBA students from Aston Business School visited Tarmac’s Solihull head office for the final segment of a programme meeting Birmingham-based companies to understand more about leadership in practice.