Road marking specialist WJ Group has become a member of The Association for Public Service Excellence’s Approved Partner scheme.<\/p>\n
WJ operates nationally from strategically located regional depots for a growing number of Local Authorities providing permanent and temporary road markings, road studs, high friction and coloured demarcation surfacing, average speed cameras, asphalt joint repair and surface retexturing.<\/p>\n
Wayne Johnston, Managing Director of WJ Group said, \u201cSince our formation in 1987, WJ Group has evolved into one of the most successful innovators, manufacturers and providers of award-winning products and services in our sector.<\/p>\n
“Having already had a highly rewarding relationship with APSE, the opportunity to deepen this relationship was one we were eager to pursue.<\/p>\n
“We are in no doubt that this partnership will greatly improve our ability to support local authorities across the UK.\u201d<\/p>\n
APSE Chief Executive Paul O\u2019Brien added: \u201cWJ Group\u2019s motto is \u2018think exceptional\u2019, and here at APSE we think WJ Group will make for an exceptional Approved Partner; providing our members with a world-class road-marking service.<\/p>\n
“WJ Group\u2019s extensive range of innovative products and services are already very popular amongst councils, and this partnership will only serve to cement WJ Group\u2019s position as a reliable and cost-effective partner for local authority highway services.\u201d<\/p>\n
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