Manchester-based infrastructure provider, J Hopkins Contractors, is to acquire a new Greater Manchester HQ, following a £5.7m loan from OakNorth. Founded in 1973 by John
The Scottish Parliament’s first-ever full debate on the country’s largest infrastructure project – the A9 dualling programme – has heard of fears that more delays
A new report from the Mineta Transportation Institute, Using Toll Revenues for Transit: It Can and Should Be Done, reinforces a long-held view in transportation circles:
There’s only three weeks to go before the Local Government Technical Advisers Group (LGTAG) Presidential Conference gets underway in Milton Keynes. This year the focus
45% of Britons have reported an increase in their average monthly travel spend in 2025 compared to 2024, according to the findings in a new
Bracknell’s highways and transport systems wil receive £7.3m of investment after plans were approved by council leaders. Bracknell Forest Council’s cabinet voted on the council’s
Kirklees Council in West Yorkshire have announced that it has reached agreement on its Highways Capital Plan for 2025-27. The plan sets out £37.2 million
A new report by the Tax Payers’ Alliance has explored why major government projects are often over budget and delivered late. The Lower Thames Crossing
Controversial proposals to install a new cycle lane on one of London’s most dangerous roundabouts have made the headlines again as campaigners argue that flawed data has
The Road Safety Trust, the UK’s largest independent road safety funder, has announced the award of over £1.1 million in grant funding for six new
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