18,000 Staffordshire potholes filled in five months

Highways crews in Staffordshire have filled nearly 18,000 potholes in the five months from May until October, new figures have revealed. Since May, crews have been working hard across the county to fix as many defects as possible and take advantage of the drier weather over the summer. Added to this, nearly 50,000 gullies have […]

Norfolk: Average speed cameras installed on A47

Average speed cameras have been installed on a Norfolk trunk road that has a history of fast driving, injuries and fatal crashes. National Highways reduced the speed of the A47 Acle Straight, east of Norwich, in April from 60mph to 50mph (96km/h to 80km/h) to improve safety, says the BBC. However, Adrian Clothier, engineering team […]

Surrey releases list of roads and transport proposals and consultations

Surrey County Council has published a detailed list of the roads and transport proposals and consultations that are currenty under consideration. “Before we can introduce changes to the highway, we normally have to advertise our intention to make the changes and give people the opportunity to tell us what they think about them,” the council […]

Gloucestershire issues Highways Major Projects Construction Framework tender

Gloucestershire County Council is undertaking a competitive procurement process for a four-year multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the supply of highway construction works required by the council in relation to Highways Major Projects, says ProContract, The framework agreement shall comprise two lots: one for Highways Projects and the other for Structures and Geotechnical Projects . Tenderers […]

Notorious Shropshire crossroads set to become a roundabout

A crossroads in north Shropshire that has been deemed one of the most dangerous roads in the Midlands could be turned into a roundabout. The Shropshire Star reports that more than 140 people attended a public meeting at Llanymynech Memorial Hall on Thursday evening to hear what can be done to improve the Llynclys crossroads, on the […]

Bristol’s Transport and Connectivity Committee to consider sustainable transport proposals

Four projects designed to make Bristol’s streets safer, greener, and more accessible will be reviewed by the Transport and Connectivity Committee on Thursday 4 December. The committee will consider three reports covering: These reports seek approval to request funding from the UK Government’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement, which is managed by the West of […]

Solihull Council and SCALE consortium win national connected and autonomous vehicles award

The Solihull & Coventry Automated Links Evolution (SCALE) project has won the Connected and Autonomous Vehicles Award at the prestigious CiTTi Awards 2025. The award recognises groundbreaking advancements in connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) technologies that transform urban mobility by improving safety, integration, and public acceptance. SCALE was selected ahead of other shortlisted projects from DPD, Greater […]

WSP appoints Sharif Narouz as Major Programme Director

WSP has announced the appointment of Sharif Narouz as Major Programme Director for the UK and Ireland, reinforcing our capability to deliver complex, high-value programmes across the full project lifecycle and multiple sectors. Mr Narouz has extensive experience from senior client roles at AWE, Crossrail and TfL, most recently leading a £5bn+ programme in the Defence Nuclear sector. He is […]

Case Study: Bridge Civil Engineering – innovating to prevent site delays

Close to a decade ago, aiming to move on from time-consuming manual processes like adapting to changes on sites and updating method statements, Bridge Civil Engineering began a collaboration with Re-flow Field Management. Their aim was to find a cutting-edge digital solution to match the ambitions of managing director Dave Ellis. They wanted to modernise […]

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