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Four pupils from Rhws Primary have been awarded prizes for their input to a safety competition run by Tarmac’s Aberthaw cement plant.

Young learners from across the Vale of Glamorgan have been in the spotlight this week after a host of them have been recognised in the annual Vale Parent Child Homework Support Club Awards.

Swansea Valley’s Wales Ape & Monkey Sanctuary has once again counted on its ‘rock’ solid relationship with Tarmac’s Aberthaw plant which has come to the rescue and donated tonnes of cement to build a new monkey enclosure.

Just an update on our bee hives at Aberthaw as now is the time they’re busier than ever!

32-year-old Aoife Blight from Barry got in touch with Tarmac Aberthaw’s Environmental Co-ordinator, Kara Bennett, to explore what’s needed for a career in the environment sector. Seeking a career switch after taking a two and half year career break to look after her baby, here she explains her motivations and...

A Sully girls football team is celebrating after Tarmac’s Aberthaw Cement Plant has provided a donation which has allowed them to purchase all-weather training gear to ensure that they make the most of the great Welsh weather all-year round.

Pupils from Llangan Primary School’s eco-club were treated to an ‘eggs-tra’ special treat as Tarmac’s Aberthaw Cement Plant hosted an Easter egg hunt in the school grounds.

As National Apprenticeship Week (5-9 March) kicks off across the UK, we are reflecting on the importance of apprenticeships in helping us build a pipeline for the future, whilst ensuring that we develop and nurture talent to ensure that we remain the UK’s leading sustainable building materials and construction solutions...