Re-flow Field Management achieves ‘G2 High Performer’ status
Re-flow have been recognised as a ‘High Performer’ in G2’s Field Service Management section – a significant milestone for the company. This recognition is particularly meaningful. It reflects the voices of our clients and the close relationships we’ve built over the years. G2 is a leading platform for software reviews, ranking products based on verified […]
LCRIG publishes new Severe Weather AI Mini-Guide
LCRIG have issues the third installment in its AI Mini-Guide Series, a set of practical, jargon-free resources designed to cut through the hype and show how AI can deliver real results in highways and road infrastructure technology. Sponsored by Colas, this new guide focuses on how AI can support local authorities in responding to severe […]
Promising start for Oxford temporary congestion charge
Early monitoring data for Oxford’s temporary congestion charge, published today by Oxfordshire County Council, shows signs of improving city centre traffic and key journey times, with some outer roads showing increased traffic. The county council’s temporary congestion charge is at points on six roads in Oxford and was introduced on 29 October. It is designed to reduce […]
Arcadis appoints Heather Polinsky as new CEO
Arcadis has announced that the Supervisory Board has nominated Heather Polinsky, currently Global President for Resilience and Mobility, as the next CEO and Chair of the Executive Board. This follows a succession planning process in line with international best practice. She will assume the role on 1 March 2026 with her appointment submitted for shareholder […]
Historic England listing saves classic British road signs
Three classic cast-iron motoring guideposts in the Cheshire parish of Ashley have been listed by Historic England following fears that they would fall victim to future road developments. The listing protects the signs from future removal or destruction. Three cast-iron guideposts offer a glimpse of early road transport in England. Dating from the late 19th […]
Lincolnshire roads at ‘significant risk’ if left unrepaired
Lincolnshire County Council has identified 10 roads in the county that face a “significant risk of rapid deterioration” if left in their current state. The authority warned that, if repairs were not carried out soon, the roads would reach a “tipping point”, which would cause them to degrade even faster. Short-term alternatives, such as patch […]
Wiltshire approves plans for delivery of major investment in bus stop infrastructure
Wiltshire Council’s Cabinet has approved the next steps for investment to upgrade bus shelters and associated infrastructure across the county. The decision to award the contract has been delegated to the Director of Highways and Transport at the Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday 9 December. It means the council will move ahead with a comprehensive […]
Welsh bus services to be brought back into public control
A Bill to reform bus services in Wales has been passed by the Senedd, putting Wales at the forefront of improving bus services in the UK. The Bus Services (Wales) Bill will transform the way local bus services are planned and delivered across Wales putting passengers first and giving the public sector a bigger say in how […]
Paula Claytonsmith steps down as LCRIG CEO
The Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) has announced that Paula Claytonsmith has stepped down from her role as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect. “We are extremely grateful for Paula’s commitment, dedication, and the many contributions she has made during her three years with LCRIG,” said the organisation’s statement. “She remains a valued member […]
Croydon Council announces £9m connected transport plan
£9 million is set to be invested in making Croydon a better-connected borough with more transport links. The council has revealed its plans to utilise this money over the next two years to boost the borough’s connectivity, enhance growth, and improve opportunities for all, says the Croydon Guardian. The plans span various areas, aiming to […]