Integrated Line Marking Scheme Across Car Parks, Service Yards and Access Roads
- Car Park Line Marking
- Car Parks
A team from Jointline took part in the City of Lincoln 10K this weekend, joining thousands of runners in one of the region’s most established road race events. The race, known for its historic city-centre route and strong community support, provided a fitting backdrop for a team effort that combined personal achievement with charitable fundraising.
Representing Jointline were Julie Davidson, Head of Quality Assurance; Anthony Roberts, Head of Civils & Maintenance; Ian Ellis, Commercial Manager; Simon Wolstenholme, Specialist Surfacing Contracts Manager; and Craig Wolstenholme, Specialist Surfacing Site Manager. The team completed the course together, demonstrating a collective commitment to both wellbeing and community engagement.
Running in support of Andy’s Man Club, the team raised a total of £1,000, with contributions from both employees and the company. Andy’s Man Club is a UK-based charity focused on men’s mental health, providing free peer-to-peer support groups aimed at reducing stigma and preventing suicide.
A standout performance came from Ian Ellis, who completed the 10K in an impressive 37:27, securing a place within the top 100 finishers in a highly competitive field.
The event reflects Jointline’s continued support for initiatives that promote health, teamwork and social value beyond its core operations across highways and civil engineering.
Gary Massey, Managing Director at Jointline, said: “We are extremely proud of the team for representing Jointline at the City of Lincoln 10K. Their commitment to supporting Andy’s Man Club while achieving such a strong collective performance is a credit to them all. It’s particularly great to see Ian achieve a top 100 finish in such a competitive event.”