Leadership transition and succession at the Waterman Group

After 42 years at Waterman, including 17 years as Chief Executive, Nick Taylor has decided to step down from the Waterman Group Plc Board on 31st March 2025. Nick will be succeeded on 1st April 2025 by Neil Humphrey, who is currently the Chief Operating Officer of UK and has been an integral part of […]

New multi-billion transport plan unveiled for the North East

A new plan has been unveiled which showcases a multi-billion pound vision to give the North East a “world class” transport network. New Metro stations and railway lines, modern ticketing, major motorway upgrades, public control over buses, and a regional bike hire project are all part of a huge list of projects that leaders are hoping to deliver […]

One year on: Welsh Transport Secretary sets out next steps on 20mph

Ahead of the anniversary of the introduction of the 20mph default speed limit in Wales, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, has set out the next steps. Earlier this year, the Cabinet Secretary announced a three phase-plan on 20mph,  including a National Listening Programme over the summer, which encouraged people to get […]

EcoSite earns Carnell a second Green Apple Award

Carnell have received confirmation from The Green Organisation, that their EcoSite initiative has been chosen as a winner at the International Green Apple Environment Awards 2024. This achievement demonstrates their continuing commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, minimising the impact that their operations have on global warming. It comes four years after winning the same […]

A83 reopens via Old Military road following 500-tonne landslide

The A83  at the Rest and be Thankful reopened this morning via the Old Military Road short local diversion, following a safety review by BEAR Scotland. The A83 had been closed due to hillside concerns, with rainfall overnight triggering a 500-tonne landslide. Geotechnical engineers have now assessed the situation and reported that the material has […]

IHE announces new Chief Executive

The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) is delighted to announce the appointment of Lyle Andrew FIHE as its new Chief Executive. With a strong track record in the industry and with membership bodies, Mr Andrew is poised to lead the IHE’s continued growth and success. Bringing with him extensive experience from roles in the infrastructure […]

Councillors declare ‘roads emergency’ across Staffordshire

Members of Stafford Borough Council said the emergency was due to the condition of the borough’s roads. They also supported calls for Staffordshire County Council, the area’s highways authority, to provide a plan of action to tackle the issues. However, Jeremy Pert, Conservative opposition leader and member of the country council, said challenging weather had […]

Date Announced for Stamp It Out and Respect our Workforce Week 2025

Next March the industry will come together again for the second Respect our Workforce week, taking place March 10-14th 2025, with the annual Stamp It Out Summit taking place in Manchester on March 11th. The theme for the week will be ‘My Mind Matters’ in response to the growing concern around the effect verbal and […]

Stafford road and transport improvement project moves to next phase

A major road and transport improvement scheme in Stafford is approaching a significant stage. The overall scheme will see improvements from the A34 Weeping Cross to the Queensville island. This phase will see final surfacing to complete works at Weeping Cross. The next phase to Radford Bank will continue in daytime while the overnight work […]

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