Multevo launching UK first product at the LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival

Multevo are launching another UK-first road maintenance innovation, unveiling their low carbon electric powered mastic boiler through a live demonstration at this year’s LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival. Taking place on Wednesday and Thursday of this week at Stoneleigh Park, Multevo return to the event as the Technical Learning Partner and have a packed agenda […]
WJ Group supports High Wycombe community café ahead of 10-year milestone

WJ Group is supporting a community café in High Wycombe as it prepares to celebrate its 10-year anniversary. Hills Café, which operates as a community enterprise supporting residents in the area, is working with WJ Group and Buckinghamshire Highways Alliance to improve its facilities. Hills Café is a subsidiary of the One Can Trust, who […]
Mayor of London announces £6 million fund to help boroughs improve air quality

The Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, has announced an additional £6 million in funding for local projects aimed at reducing air pollution across the capital. The funding, unveiled on Clean Air Day, will be made available through the fifth round of the Mayor’s Air Quality Fund. reports Air Quality News. Since its launch, the […]
FM Conway wins Westminster City Council major highways and public realm contract

Westminster City Council has awarded a major highways and public realm contract to FM Conway, working with WSP, to maintain and improve the city’s roads, pavements, and public spaces. The contract runs for eight and a half years, with the option to extend for a further four years. It covers the design, construction, inspection, and […]
InstaVolt calls for urgent EV charging signage action after wind turbine planning bid rejection

Ultra-rapid EV charging network providers InstaVolt is calling on the government to deliver on its commitment to improve EV charging signage after a planning application designed to highlight the issue was rejected by the local planning authority. The application, submitted in November 2025 for a non-functional, advertising wind turbine at InstaVolt’s flagship Winchester Superhub site, […]
TfL opens first ultra-fast EV charging hub

London’s City Hall has vowed to drive down the price of owning an electric vehicle as it unveiled its first ultra-rapid EV charging hub. The facility, located at Hatton Cross Underground Station, is the first of of 25 planned across the capital, aiming to accelerate the shift to greener transport, says the Evening Standard. Developed by Places for London, TfL’s […]
Dawsons Corner: Underground reservoir latest step in roads upgrade programme

An underground reservoir designed to prevent flooding is the latest phase of works on a main route connecting Leeds and Bradford. Work began on the A647 Dawsons Corner and Stanningley Bypass upgrade in May 2025 and is due to be completed early next year. The next step is the installation of a water attenuation tank, […]
Wiltshire Council urges Government for A303 plan

Wiltshire Council has called on the Government to commit to a funded alternative for the A303 following the cancellation of the controversial Stonehenge tunnel scheme. The council is seeking a long-term solution for the busy route, described as vital to the South West and essential to the economic wellbeing of Wiltshire’s communities and businesses reports the Salisbury Journal. In a […]
Mobileye set to launch US robotaxi service

Mobileye, internationally renowned as an autonomous vehicle technology supplier, is about to set foot on the other side of the fence and become an AV fleet operator. According to Tech Crunch the Intel subsidiary announced last week that it plans to launch a robotaxi service in an unspecified US city in 2027, marking an expansion […]
South Gloucestershire: Multi-million pound M4 bridge opens

The new A432 Badminton Road bridge, which crosses the M4 and links Bristol with Yate, was opened on Friday afternoon, with motorised vehicles able to use it from Saturday morning. In 2023, a planned inspection revealed severe defects in the old bridge, which was built in 1966 and was used by around 16,000 vehicles every day. […]