LMS Highways started planting trees with in 2023, we recognise that within our industry we produce a large amount of Co2 and have a responsibility to the environment beyond legal and regulatory requirements. We aim to follow and promote good sustainability practice, to reduce the environmental impacts of all our activities along with offsetting carbon as we find our way to being carbon neutral.
LMS Highways’ Premcrete Highways FC Cement is transforming the highways industry! After years of research, development and rigorous testing, our groundbreaking rapid-set concrete is setting a new benchmark for efficiency and sustainability.
In the past year alone, it has earned major recognition, winning the RSTA Innovation Award in April 2025, being named ‘Highly Commended’ by the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) in June and reaching the finals for three other prestigious awards, two still to be announced. Our rapid-set, low-carbon concrete mix is achieving milestone after milestone and this is only the beginning.
Working on behalf of Balfour Beatty, LMS Highways spent three weekend providing Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement Repairs to the A30 in Devon. This stretch of road is made up of high speed dual carriageway, high speed single carriageway and urban areas, due to this, our repair work was completed under full night time road closures, ensuring the safety of everyone on site and to reduce disruption for commuters.
LMS Highways are thrilled to announce our RSTA Award for Innovation, judged by National Highways. We received this award in recognition of our project to reduce carbon emissions after achieving our PAS2080 Accreditation in 2023, through the launch of our newly developed, carbon-friendly, rapid-set concrete mix, made in partnership with Premcrete Ltd.
Premcrete Highway FC Cement is a game-changing innovation in rapid-set, low-carbon concrete, designed to boost project efficiency, sustainability, and performance, it’s helping to shape the future of highways.
In February 2025 LMS Highways successfully completed our first surveillance audit for PAS 2080:2023 conducted by BSI, with no non-conformances identified proving that our commitment to carbon reduction is backed by strong procedures and a deep understanding of carbon management.
We are thrilled to announce our groundbreaking partnership with Premcrete Ltd to unveil our new rapid-set, low-carbon concrete mix. After years of development and rigorous testing, this innovative product is set to redefine efficiency and sustainability in the highway industry.
Long Lane is an unadopted dirt and gravel track totaling over 1 kilometer in length and is the only entry point for the football club Watcombe Wanderers.
The Watcombe Wanderers are a volunteer run football club looking to improve the wellbeing of the community and provide safe travel to not only the 350 children they offer training and development for, but also anyone who wishes to enjoy the area, including the frequent walkers/dog walkers enjoying the shared space, and the visiting clubs, supporters and families.
In January of 2024 LMS Highways completed their BSI audit and in April were proudly awarded their PAS 2080 accreditation for Carbon Management in Buildings and Infrastructure, verified and certified by BSI, the business improvement and standards company.
The A11 is a concrete road designed between the 1950s and 1970s had an average life span of 50 years. The surface is now reaching the stage where it needs to be repaired or replaced for safety reasons. This reconstruction scheme was split into phases beginning in 2021 as part of National Highways nationwide drive to revitalise roads with concrete road surfaces across the country.
Earth Month takes place in April every year, this annual awareness month is an opportunity to raise awareness and advocate for change around the issues most impacting our planet.
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