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The past couple of months have seen a frenzy of charitable activity for us. From boxing to football, the sporting theme saw over £8,000 being raised for two worthwhile national charities. Director Marc Copson ditched the comfort of his office to take up the challenge of facing his opponent in the boxing ring at the end of October. In aid of Cancer Research, Marc bravely donned his boxing gloves to hit back against the devastating illness making it through the final round after seeing off his opponent.

Operating a fleet of more than 20 pavers from manufacturers such as Vogele, Dynapac and Volvo. The varied selection of pavers enables MAC to provide machinery that suit the requirements of our varied customer base, from paving a small confined space to a large expanse of motorway.

As part of a planned investment to strengthen and meet the demand generated from key successes of the company's planing division, family run MAC Surfacing have taken delivery of their 2nd SCANIA R450LB6x2MNA Tipper within 12 months

2015 saw over £6000 raised and donated to charity by Midlands based MAC Surfacing, the vast majority of which came from company director Marc Copson's participation in a charity boxing event in aid of Cancer Research.

The Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) has launched a Diversity and Inclusion Charter to help embed a change in culture in the highways and transportation industry.

Leading hirer to the road building and maintenance sector - MAC Surfacing - has purchased its second Wirtgen W210i large milling machine following significant demand for heavy-duty 2-metre planers from its customer base.

MAC director, Jake Wherton, will take a leap of faith this November after committing to a charity sky dive in aid of Cancer Research.

After last year's maiden event took place at the Excel Arena in London, the Highways UK event makes its NEC Birmingham debut on November 16th and 17th.

After last year's maiden event took place at the Excel Arena in London, the Highways UK event makes its NEC Birmingham debut on November 16th and 17th.

Mark Copson, Chairman of MAC Surfacing recently completed the 'Walk for Dreams' for Promise Dreams, a national charity that makes the wishes of children with terminal illness come true. Mark managed to walk the whole ten miles in three hours and raised a grand total of £5,160!