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Bradford set to receive additional £3 million to tackle potholes
The City of Bradford is likely to get an extra £3 million to help fill the district’s potholes in the coming year. West Yorkshire Combined
Public feedback sought on six route options for new A75 bypass
Local communities and road users are being encouraged to view and comment on the developing
ITS UK announces winners of 2026 Allan Prize Essay Competition
Two winners have been announced for the 2026 ITS UK Allan Prize Essay Competition: Charlotte
Sensys Gatso appoints new Chief Technology Officer
Sensys Gatso Group has announced the appointment of Johan Norrman as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
Work progressing on schedule on Peterborough’s Cygnet Bridge
Work on a major infrastructure initiative in Peterborough is progressing on schedule, with the project’s
Bradford set to receive additional £3 million to tackle potholes
The City of Bradford is likely to get an extra £3 million to help fill the district’s potholes in the coming year. West Yorkshire Combined
Public feedback sought on six route options for new A75 bypass
Local communities and road users are being encouraged to view and comment on the developing route options for bypassing the villages of Springholm and Crocketford
ITS UK announces winners of 2026 Allan Prize Essay Competition
Two winners have been announced for the 2026 ITS UK Allan Prize Essay Competition: Charlotte Parrish won the Student Essay Award, and Esther Fobi was
Sensys Gatso appoints new Chief Technology Officer
Sensys Gatso Group has announced the appointment of Johan Norrman as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Norrman will join the company’s group management team in August
Work progressing on schedule on Peterborough’s Cygnet Bridge
Work on a major infrastructure initiative in Peterborough is progressing on schedule, with the project’s main construction phase now under way. Initial work on Cygnet
New £600,000 cycle path opens in Cumbria
A new £600,000 cycle path has been built in a coastal village in Cumbria to improve accessibility and safety. The off-road path in Lowca, near
