Development consent announced for the A47 Blofield to North Burlingham project

Grant Shapps, the Secretary of State for Transport. has granted development consent to the A47 Blofield to North Burlingham project. The application involves dualling of the A47 between Norwich and Acle Straight. It includes two junctions at the scheme’s extent and is approximately 4km in length. Following an Examination during which the public, Statutory Consultees and […]
Van driver crashes into National Highways vehicle to evade road closure

Dramatic video footage released by National Highways shows the moment a driver crashed into a patrol vehicle to evade a temporary road closure on the M6. The footage, captured by a National Highways traffic officer vehicle near Keele in April 2020, shows an increasingly irate driver tailgating the patrol vehicle which was slowly bringing traffic […]
Thousands of new electric vehicle charging points to launch in West Sussex

The largest-ever local authority roll-out of electric vehicle (EV) charging points in the UK was launched this week in West Sussex. West Sussex County Council, Adur and Worthing Councils, Arun District Council, Crawley Borough Council, Horsham District Council and Mid Sussex District Council signed a contract last year with Connected Kerb, one of the country’s […]
Kier Highways achieves Masters in Diversity

Kier Highways has achieved two accolades from the National Centre for Diversity. It has been awarded the Masters in Diversity accreditation and has been placed number two in the National Centre for Diversity’s Top 100 Most Inclusive Workplaces Index 2022. Only the second company to achieve Masters in Diversity, 16 leaders from Kier Highways were […]
Sustrans shortlisted for two Healthy Transport awards

Walking and cycling charity Sustrans has been shortlisted for two Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) awards. The shortlisted project in the Healthy Transport category is Chrisp Street Community Cycle Hub, Tower Hamlets. Ripple Greenway linear park in Barking is shortlisted in the Creating Better Places category. Also shortlisted was Transport for London’s School Streets roll out. Through the Healthy Streets Officers programme, Sustrans […]
Re-flow reaches another milestone with new website

The team at Re-flow Field Management are excited to finally announce yet another milestone in their rapid growth this past year that’s been months in the making – the launch of the brand new Re-flow website. Re-flow has been on a roll this past year – bringing out new features, onboarding more clients than ever […]
Resilient roads and flourishing communities

Christina Liassides of Gaist on the importance of utilising technology to deliver resilient roads. Well-maintained, resilient roads underpin flourishing local economies and communities. But those responsible for developing local highways strategies face multiple challenges: Constrained budgets, sustainability pressures, increasing customer expectations and the need to conform to the highest safety standards. Responding successfully to these […]
Aggregate Industries switches to warm mix asphalt as it continues with sustainability pledge

Driving forward with its commitment to becoming the UK leader in innovative and sustainable building solutions, Aggregate Industries has transitioned to warm mix asphalt (WMA) production as standard across its asphalt product portfolio. Boasting a wealth of benefits from carbon savings, reduced build costs and enhanced life-expectancy, warm mix asphalt offers the same high quality and performance […]
Latest plans for A358 dualling between Taunton and Ilminster in Somerset revealed

National Highways has used interactive tools showing how the proposed A358 upgrade between Taunton and Ilminster could impact on people proved popular at recent consultation events. A traffic flow webmap shows how the dualling of the route would affect traffic flows in 2028, when the scheme is predicted to open. And a trip route and journey time […]
Work due to start on £4.7million Burgess Hill scheme in Sussex

Work is due to start soon on a £4.7million scheme to support the local economy and improve active/sustainable travel options in Burgess Hill, according to West Sussex County Council. The Western Gateway and Station Improvements Scheme is scheduled to start on 27 June and is one of a series of projects in the town which […]