A new service has been launched that gives local highway authorities direct access to expertise and guidance from the UK’s largest local roads innovation programme.
Belfast has retained its A-grade status for climate action for the fourth year in a row and remains the only city in Ireland, and one
The UK’s first heathland green bridge is due to open in May to help snakes, toads, badgers and even beetles cross the A3 in Surrey.
Plans to build an industrial complex on the Wiltshire/Gloucestershire border have been delayed because Gloucestershire Council’s highways department were apparently not consulted. According to the
Wigan Council has launched a new public flood reporting system that allows residents to submit live, geo-located flood reports, giving the council real-time visibility during
This week’s Highways Voices features one of the most important people in the highways and transport technology industries – Michael Schuch, the CEO of SWARCO.
The Government has announced hat it is ‘cutting red tape’ on public charge point installation as it continues to facilitate the switch from internal combustion
National Highways is to trial a new way of planting trees after thousands of them have died beside the A14 since 2020. A further 165,000
The scale of the challenge of litter on the country’s roads has been highlighted by a clean-up on a six mile stretch of the A12,
Today on Highways Voices we visit the site of one of the UK’s largest infrastructure projects, and one with a very interesting back story. The
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