West Sussex commits to resolving ongoing situation on A29

West Sussex County Council has issued a statement setting out its continued efforts to resolve the ongoing situation with the A29, Church Hill in Pulborough following a landslide which occurred in late December 2022. It says over this period, its focus has remained on reaching a resolution for the benefit of residents, businesses and visitors […]

Keltbray announces rebrand as AUREOS

Infrastructure services provider, Keltbray Infrastructure Services Limited (KISL) has renamed and rebranded to AUREOS. In August KISL was acquired by EMK Capital and embarked on a process to rename and rebrand itself, epitomising its role providing infrastructure services in the energy security and decarbonised transport sectors. It says the process was highly inclusive, involving employee […]

A361 reopens after emergency repairs completed on sinkhole

The A361 in north Oxfordshire has reopened after emergency repairs were completed ahead of schedule. The road, north of Wardington, was closed by Oxfordshire County Council on 5 December after a sinkhole appeared in the centre of the carriageway. Repairs began after inspectors visited the site, with the council’s highways contractor, Milestone Infrastructure, expecting the work to […]

A470 to shut for nearly three months

The Welsh Government has announced major road works and a full road closure will begin on the A470 in Powys between Talerddig and Dolfach on 20 January and end on 11 April. This follows a pause on the works due to the rail collision on the Cambrian railway line in October. Following the full closure […]

Scottish 20mph zone trial receives funding

Transport Scotland has provided £78,000 to Argyll and Bute Council to identify suitable areas to introduced 20mph restrictions locally, for a trial period, aimed at making streets safer and encourage active travel choices. The Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee heard how the money will fund an external consultant, for a year, and any additional resources […]

M6 Warrington to Wigan upgrade fully open with move to 70 mph

The upgrade of the M6 between Warrington and Wigan has been completed with the return to a 70 mph speed limit. At 7am National Highways lifted the 50mph maximum speed limit in place since the middle of October – when an extra lane in each carriageway was opened to drivers for the first time. Operation […]

Applications open to join the UK Pavilion at ITS European Congress

Small and medium enterprises are being offered the chance to attend Europe’s leading Intelligent Transport Systems event in May 2025, as leading supporters of UK transport technology are partnering again to deliver opportunities for organisations to exhibit as part of the UK Pavilion. After 12 SMEs participated on the UK Pavilion at the ITS World […]

New University role for former transport minister

Herefordshire’s pioneering new university project, the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) has appointed Jesse Norman MP as its new non-executive Chair, succeeding Terence Jagger.   Dr Norman, who is the MP for Hereford and South Herefordshire, has been very closely associated with the university project since before its foundation. A former academic, he has […]

West Sussex County Council awards highways maintenance contracts

After a competitive procurement process, West Sussex County Council has awarded two highways services contracts to provide maintenance and drainage works on the county’s road network in line with the council’s Highways Asset Management Policy and Strategy. Having transitioned away from a single term maintenance contract model in 2020, this award confirms the authority’s continued […]

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