An industry-leading training facility for people working in the construction sector has been officially opened by His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge.
Tarmac to take part in ground-breaking cement fuel switching trials
Tarmac, the UK’s leading construction solutions business is to take part in a ground-breaking project to explore the potential of plasma energy and hydrogen technology in the production of cement and lime.
London’s first recycled ‘rubber road’ is laid in Tower Hamlets
Tower Hamlets has become the first borough in London to rubber-stamp a road made partly from old recycled tyres that would once have been destined for a landfill site.
Tarmac celebrates World Wetland Day
The world’s wetlands are vital for human survival. They are amongst the world’s most productive environments, providing homes for a wide variety of wildlife and plants.
Tarmac’s Blue Circle brand launches E-learning portal
Working in partnership with colleges nationwide, Tarmac’s Blue Circle brand has launched the Blue Circle Excellence College Programme.
Tarmac’s Innovation Challenge calls for collaborative working to tackle climate change
Tarmac is calling on suppliers and partners to develop and share ideas that contribute to a reduction in industry carbon emissions as it launches its 2020 Innovation Challenge.
Tarmac goes nuts for Squirrel Appreciation Day
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.
Collaboration puts young Paralympians on the road to success
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.
The hole truth
Potholes are the single most annoying thing about driving, according to 55 per cent of Brits.
National Pothole Day: a timely reminder of a perennial concern
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.
