Carnell is delighted to announce that we have officially become a Corporate Member of the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG). This partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and raising standards across the highways sector.
A Strategic Partnership
As a business, we are proud to deliver a broad range of highways maintenance and specialist services nationwide — including drainage survey and remediation, safety barrier installation, SafetyCam solutions, technology and lighting, filter drain recycling, civil engineering, and bridges and structures.
By joining LCRIG’s growing community of more than 375 members, we look forward to working more closely with local authorities, industry peers, and innovators to address the key challenges facing the highways sector — from decarbonisation to digital transformation.
Our Commitment to Innovation and Safety
At Carnell, safety and efficiency are at the heart of everything we do. Through our continuous programme of innovation, we are developing solutions that make highways maintenance safer, smarter, and more sustainable.
Becoming part of the LCRIG network gives us the opportunity to share these innovations, collaborate on new ideas, and learn from others who share our passion for driving positive change.
A Shared Vision
Craig Andrews, Operations Manager for the AmcoGiffen Carnell (AGC) partnership, commented:
“Carnell has an established, multi-skilled workforce delivering an extensive range of services nationwide. Our mission is to raise the threshold of excellence in highway maintenance, and we see LCRIG as a key partner in helping us achieve that. Their collaborative culture, focus on innovation, and commitment to sustainability are perfectly aligned with our values. We’re excited to engage with the LCRIG community and play our part in shaping the future of the sector.”
Looking Ahead
Membership of LCRIG gives Carnell a platform to contribute to meaningful conversations across the industry, showcase our expertise, and collaborate on solutions that benefit road users, local authorities, and the wider community.
We are proud to be joining this dynamic network and look forward to working alongside fellow members to make highways maintenance safer, greener, and more efficient.
