Islington to spend £24m to tackle potholes
The London Borough of Islington is to invest an additional £12m over the next four years to help with repairs to potholes, upgrading road surfaces and improving street accessibility across Islington. This is in addition to the £11.7m already approved for the next four years and will mean local people benefit from safer and smoother streets. […]
Cynon Gateway Link Road: Additional £2m awarded for key infrastructure scheme
More than £2m of extra funding will go towards plans for a link road in the Cynon Valley in South Wales. Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has confirmed that £2.01m has been awarded by Welsh Government through the Cardiff Capital Region towards the further development of the Cynon Gateway Link Road, says Nation Cymru. The Welsh […]
“Disabled people need a practical pathway to full accessibility” – Transport Committee Chair leads accessibility debate
Ruth Cadbury MP, chair of Parliament’s Transport Committee, has used a Commons debate to call for further action to improve transport for disabled people and to lay down three questions for the Minister. The debate on transport accessibility on 26 March was secured by the Committee and addressed progress on the recommendations in its Access Denied report published in March 2025. Opening the debate, the Chair welcomed “several important steps” […]
Council approves Lane Rental Scheme across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council has backed a key measure to cut roadwork disruption and keep drivers moving across the conurbation, as Highways News reported at the beginning of this month. Councillors have approved plans to introduce a Lane Rental Scheme, which will, subject to approval from the Secretary of State for Transport, encourage utility […]
Pothole reports “erroneously” updated, says Minister Kimmins
Northern Ireland’s Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has defended the mysterious disappearance of pothole reports from the portal, calling it an “erroneous” update. A letter from Minister Kimmins was included in the schedule of correspondence at the most recent full meeting of Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, says Armagh I. It was written in response […]
RIBA responds to House of Lords Built Environment Committee’s report on New Towns
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has issued a response to the House of Lords Built Environment Committee’s report on New Towns. RIBA President, Chris Williamson, said: “Today’s report on new towns echoes many of our recommendations, from recognising the value that well-designed public spaces bring, to ensuring access to active travel options. We […]
LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival 2026: Over 80% of indoor exhibition space sold
Demand for exhibition space at the LCRIG Innovation and Learning Festival 2026 continues to grow, with a significant proportion of stands already secured. • Over 80% of indoor exhibition space has now sold • 68% of outdoor exhibition space has been securedWith momentum building across the sector, availability is becoming increasingly limited. The Festival, taking […]
Oxfordshire’s roads to be protected from potholes in £8m surface treatment programme
Following an unprecedented winter which saw a spike in the number of pothole reports nationally and locally, more than a million square metres of carriageway in Oxfordshire is set to be treated to reduce the risk of future road defects occurring. Eighty-seven roads will be improved as part of an £8 million Oxfordshire County Council […]
Bath: Public backs vision for transport network improvements
Residents have called for better bus infrastructure, safer streets and real alternatives to car dependency in their feedback on a 10-year plan to address the city’s transport network. Public feedback on The Movement Strategy for Bath showed strong support for the overall direction of the strategy, with 63% of respondents backing cleaner, safer and more sustainable […]
Q-Free launches OBU1010 transponder
Q-Free has unveiled its new OBU1010 in-vehicle transponder, marking iwhat the company calls a “significant step forward in the evolution of DSRC transponder technology”. The new on-board unit (OBU) is designed to meet the growing demands of modern tolling systems where performance, sustainability, and interoperability are more critical than ever. As one of the world’s […]