Dunfermline launches new cycling guide
A new Guide to Cycling Around Dunfermline has been launched to encourage more people to explore the city and its surroundings by bike. Dunfermline is an excellent base for road and gravel cycling, with a range of scenic routes and historic sites that make the area a popular destination for cyclists. The city is surrounded […]
Oxfordshire: Road marking work in progress after first phase of major highway maintenance programme completed
The first phase of a major road maintenance programme in Oxfordshire has been completed on schedule, despite hold-ups due to weather. Road users are now being asked to watch out for the next stage, which will involve highway crews repainting the lines and markings, and installing reflective road studs in the coming weeks. Phase one […]
Amey secures appointment to National Highways’ Specialist Professional and Technical Services 3 Framework
Amey, alongside its strategic partner, SYSTRA, an international transport and infrastructure engineering organisation, have been awarded a place on the National Highways’ Specialist Professional and Technical Services 3 (SPaTS3) Framework. Amey’s appointment to the framework, which has an estimated maximum value of up to £495m, builds on its successful involvement in SPaTS2, the previous iteration […]
Long story short: New report find UK’s motorway system is far behind peer European nations in terms of length
A new report from the Council on Geostrategy’s Caudwell Strong Britain programme argues that planning and policy barriers are holding back the UK’s national objectives to secure economic growth and prosperity. The research finds Britain is struggling to build the major infrastructure projects it needs to achieve growth and prosperity.Examples cited include the Elizabeth Line, […]