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				CLIENT SIDE Positives to pull from new regimes The role of local authority highway engineers is as important as ever and more so - despite the impression that might be drawn from Government's local service KPIs.
				NYNAS BITUMEN Sustainable paving system sees Scottish launch Tayset asphalt paving - introduced this summer to political acclaim - has impeccably 'green' environment credentials not least through its use of cold mix binder technology from Nynas Bitumen.
				LAFARGE AGGREGATES New Hue added to long lasting colours Development of a naturally coloured asphalt for a large estate in Buckingham shire has produced a new addition to Lafarge Aggregate's durable and aesthetic materials - AxoColour Natural.
				SHELL BITUMEN Greater performance ready for launch Research and development by Shell Bitumen has produced a new specialist polymer modified binder with enhanced characteristics, designed to help the UK match overseas.
				TARMAC Premium approach brings long lasting solution Westminster City Council has solved a chronic problems - with a bespoke high performance asphalt pavement developed in partnership with its term maintenance supplier and Tarmac.
				RINGWAY Performance assured by design precision Quantities of mix constituents going into Ringway's Foambase process are being determined exactly, to meet growing demand for high performance recycled asphalt.
				TOTAL BITUMEN Investment and innovation underpin specialist supply Total Bitumen's supply of high performance materials and technical support for customers is underpinned by a commitment to investment and innovation - focused in the UK at Preston.
				COLAS Glass fibres combine with colour for strong appeal Colas' Fibredec product is proving its versatility and worth as a stress absorbing and aesthetic specialist surfacing, in a variety of uses.
				MODERN ASPHALTS.COM Online archive docuents the key developments All current and previous articles published in Modern Asphalts can be viewed and downloaded from the magazine's website. Here's a digest of recent developments.