A new series of Speaking of Suicide has launched this Autumn. The series was started by us here at D&D Paving with the aim of encouraging anyone and everyone, but particularly men, in the Highlands to open up about their mental health struggles and get help.

The podcast series we support in conjunction with Mikeysline is on the look out for new stories for the next two series. The aim of the series is to provide support through shared experiences from anyone who has been affected by suicide.

We’re absolutely delighted that Daniel’s sister Kelsey has joined D&D Paving Ltd as the company Office Manager. Kelsey comes from a background in banking and personal finance, specialising in customer support and client liaison, so she’s perfectly placed to deal with all your paving enquiries.

For Rebecca Stuart (no relation but a fine name we think!), who started the cancer jogging club, a key focus of Incredible Feet is recognising and celebrating the strength and courage of those impacted by cancer.

At D&D Paving we take pride in our commitment to excellence. In our on going efforts to provide top-quality services, We are excited to announce we have now become a Construction line gold accredited contractor.

We’re delighted to announce our sponsorship of Highland-based Incredible Feet . Incredible Feet are a Highland-based jogging community for anyone affected by cancer.

On Saturday 15^th July Inverness Boxing Club is opening its doors to D&D Paving sponsored Incredible Feet running club with the aim of encouraging people impacted by cancer to use different forms of exercise as a way to tackle both the physical and psychological effects of serious illness.

We are delighted to get behind the Clach u18s team and sponsor their new travel kits. We first got involved with them after sponsoring the Motm award during a Scottish youth cup match back in November.

At D&D Paving Ltd we’re committed to helping support staff wellbeing, particularly when it comes to their mental health.  Mental health is a big problem for men in the Highlands and the construction industry has some of the highest figures for male suicide.