Petition for new Menai crossing tops 2,000 signatures in two days

A Welsh Senedd petition calling for the construction of a new crossing over the Menai Strait has attracted more than 2,000 signatures in just two days, amid growing frustration over repeated closures of the historic Menai Suspension Bridge. The petition had reached 2,247 signatures by Saturday morning, comfortably exceeding the threshold required for consideration by […]

Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council to launch £20m highways framework

Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council (OMBC) is looking to put a framework for highways related minor works in place. The Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement’s term will be up to eight years and will be an “Open Framework”, which will be reopened at various times during the term as detailed in the Invitation to Tender. The […]

Lincolnshire A1 roundabout reconstruction delayed

Road reconstruction work at two A1 slip road roundabouts in Lincolnshire have been delayed due to what the Council have referred to as “unforeseen issues”. The work at Colsterworth was due to start today (1 June) but traffic management issues on the A1 have meant that the timetable could not be met – a revised […]

A3 works between New Malden and Tolworth due to last until 22 July, says TfL

Transport for London has said that roadworks on the A3 between New Malden and Tolworth in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames are due to last until 22 July. One lane is closed off heading Southbound for barrier repairs following an accident. But TfL says the closure will remain in place for two months, […]

New Forest road upgrade project moves forward

A major scheme to upgrade the A326 in tHampshire has taken a step forward, with a planning application now submitted for junction upgrades, new dual carriageway sections and walking and cycling improvements. The proposals include a mammal tunnel for otters beneath the Bartley Water, seven new traffic light-controlled crossings, new roundabouts, extra traffic lanes, environmental […]

“Accessibility for all” the theme of ITS Australia’s Mobility 2026

Mobility 2026, ITS Australia’s flagship mobility conference, brought together leaders from government, industry and academia to explore how technology, data and collaboration are reshaping the future of accessible and equitable transport. With state host partner Queensland Government’s Transport for Main Roads, supporting partner Transmax and event partner Queensland’s University of Technology (QUT) hosting the conference […]

Heidelberg Materials UK supports active travel route with lower carbon asphalt

Heidelberg Materials UK has supplied 430 tonnes of low carbon asphalt to resurface a 1.2km section of the Padiham Greenway cycle route near Burnley. The Padiham Greenway route, which follows the former Burnley to Padiham railway line, supports active travel and is widely used by cyclists and pedestrians as a link between Padiham, surrounding villages […]

Amey expands prison-to-employment programme to Scotland’s largest prison

Amey, in partnership with the Scottish Prison Service (SPS), has expanded its Unlocking Future Connections programme to Scotland’s largest prison, HMP Barlinnie, to help reduce reoffending by supporting people leaving custody into employment. The initiative forms part of a nationwide programme rolling out across 15 prisons and is backed by £245,000 in funding from the […]

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