Born in Surrey a surprising amount of years ago, Paul blames wife Wendy entirely for his entry into this industry. Given the chance though, Paul would have been a pilot. However, given his ability to spontaneously tinker with equipment to improve efficiency and performance, it's not clear whether this approach was well suited to a 747!

Paul works closely with his enginneering, delivery and sales team to ensure excellence across the entire process from tender to delivery and particularly enjoys getting his hands dirty with new technical developments. Paul designed and built our revolutionary MMAX joint repair system in conjunction with industry specialist Stirling Lloyd.

He likes to stay active during his spare time and enjoys cycling, running, wind and kitesurfing and helps out with Rugby coaching for local youngsters. He also supports Exeter Chiefs when he can get the chance to see them play.

Wendy, along with husband Paul, took over the family business owned by Roger Lean, her father in 2005 and focuses on financial, marketing and strategy matters to ensure the company is able to realise its ambitious growth plans.

Wendy has an enduring passion to ensure LMS Highways provides excellent service, seamless operations and outstanding solutions. In 2015 she accomplished the intricate movement of accounting systems from a legacy platform to a true next-generation platform enabling the future integration of our own internal systems with our accounting platform.

In her spare time, Wendy is a keen sailor, enjoys running and in 2015 proudly completed her first half marathon.

Danny is quite unusual in that he’s a proper I.T. nerd but actually has a lively (some would say irritating) personality to go with his keyboard skills.

Starting his professional life in retail, the highlight of which being the glamorous world of duty free at Stansted Airport, Danny was only to find his technical calling when he joined the video games mail order company Special Reserve in the early 90’s. He remained there for 15 years launching the UK’s first games retail web site, helping to launch Freeola, the independent ISP and GetDotted, a domain name reseller.

After moving to Devon and launching his own I.T. company, Danny met Wendy & Paul Winter and helped LMS Highways to develop an in-house CRM to handle quoting and cost-analysis. Danny joined the company full-time in the summer of 2014 with a remit to develop the next stages of LMS’s ambitious IT integration plans, re-launch the company web site and improve internal and external communications.

Contrary to popular opinion, Danny was never on The Only Way Is Essex. He loosely supports Torquay United and in a dramatic turn of allegiance, was persuaded (told) by his Welsh fiancé to support Wales in Rugby Union.

Natalie was born in Torquay and has lived here most of her life.

Natalie works for LMS Highways due to chance meeting at a children's play group where she met Wendy Winter. Previous to joining the company all the way back in 2010, she worked for the Highways Department at Torbay Council as Finance Manager.

Previous to joining the company she and her family lived in Vancouver, Canada for a year.

In her spare time, Natalie spends most of her time ferrying her children around but also enjoys socialising, walking, cinema and reading.

She lists her biggest achievement in the industry as managing to get certain customers to pay their bills on time!

Selina was born in Bury St Edmunds and loves trucks! She didn't plan to end up in the highways industry but now she's here, she loves it! She's now responsible for heading up business development amongst lots of other hats she wears!

Selina is without doubt the silliest member of the team and be regularly found causing a laugh or two while keeping our team in check and takes a particular interest in health and safety and HR issues.

In her spare time she enjoys time with her family, two dogs, two tortoises and approximately 478 other pets (at the last count). She also has a worrying obsession with Eddie Stobart trucks.

Carrie is a proper Devon girl, born and bred. She lived away in Bristol and Reading for far too many years but swears that now she is finally home she will not be leaving again.

Carrie was encouraged to join LMS Highways with the offer of being able to keep the boys in order, to help them manage their busy diaries and schedules. She thought it would be interesting and a challenge - it is! Amongst many other things she also looks after the life cycle of the works, ensuring customers’ requirements are followed up and through wherever possible. Carrie is passionate that customer care and service is the foundation for success in every business.

Carrie is the only member of the LMS Team who owns a canoe and was once told off for putting too much milk in a tea she made for ex prime minister John Major and providing dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate biscuits. We're told at least one of these facts is true.

Paul, was born in Kent is known to his friends and colleagues over the years as Nobby and has been in the industry for more years than he cares to divulge.

It was a summer job studying music whilst at Uni that Paul took on a summer job on the M25 carrying out concrete repairs. He decided this was the career for him, enjoyed the atmosphere so stayed!

Paul modestly points out that there are far too many achievements to list here but says his top 3 proudest career moments are receiving a five star award from the Olympics organising organisation for two bridges at Eton Dorney rowing lakes, delivering Hogarth Flyover on time and developing a process to remove and replace full concrete bays on the M25.

Paul lives in Ireland and in his spare time is a keen reader, enjoys playing music and spending time with his family. However, Paul would like to point out that above all, "my main hobby is concrete"!

Before seeing the light and moving to the South West, Jo lived in her home town of Reading where she worked for Hewlett Packard.

After moving to this area, two wonderful things occured - she got married and she started working in the line marking industry!

In her spare time when she's not organising our contract management team and providing great service to our customers, she likes to run and keep fit.

Harriet was born in Milton Keynes but at the age of 2 had an enormous terrible-twos tantrum insisting her family move to the South West immediately. MK's loss was therefore our gain!

Her greatest love in life is Charlie - a cute border collie.

Harriet joined us from clothing retailer River Island and is a big fan of travelling and visiting new places. One day she hopes to live in Amsterdam.

Born in Surrey a surprising amount of years ago, Paul blames wife Wendy entirely for his entry into this industry. Given the chance though, Paul would have been a pilot. However, given his ability to spontaneously tinker with equipment to improve efficiency and performance, it's not clear whether this approach was well suited to a 747!

Paul works closely with his enginneering, delivery and sales team to ensure excellence across the entire process from tender to delivery and particularly enjoys getting his hands dirty with new technical developments. Paul designed and built our revolutionary MMAX joint repair system in conjunction with industry specialist Stirling Lloyd.

He likes to stay active during his spare time and enjoys cycling, running, wind and kitesurfing and helps out with Rugby coaching for local youngsters. He also supports Exeter Chiefs when he can get the chance to see them play.

Based in our Newton Abbot depot, Rob joined LMS Highways in 2014. Born in Smethwick, he is our resident yam-yam representing the Black Country!

Rob found himself in the highways industry purely through chance in a previous job when he was contracted by a sweeper company. He says his biggest achievement is to have started on the tools, working his way up now to his current position.

We asked him about anything amusing that has happened to him as part of his time in the industry. His story was a good one but we needed to censor it a little. Let's just say it involved an emergency stop in a tipper truck carrying a waste product which ended up quite unpleasant for the driver, not helped by Rob and his colleagues unable to assist because they were too busy laughing!

In his spare time Rob and his wife Jackie live a busy life as active foster parents in their home in Torbay.