An extra £8.5m is to be spent on surface dressing in the largest even programme to be undertaken in Surrey. Work will be carried out
The Labour Party has said it would give “multi-year funding settlements to local leaders” to fix roads, if it was to be elected into Government.
Official figures have been revealed that show a total of £218 million is currently owed in unpaid ULEZ fines in London. A Freedom of Information
Vertically integrated construction materials group Breedon has become a company supporter of the construction industry’s very own dedicated charity, The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity. The
New changes with how to pay the Dartford Crossing toll on the Dart Charge website has sparked backlash from News Shopper readers. Many customers were unable to
There is only one month remaining to nominate your peers for the Highways UK Excellence Awards. You can help celebrate quality and excellence in the highways industry
Transport for London (TfL) hit an operating surplus of £138m in the last financial year but investment in its network dipped amid a dearth in government funding.
That the Local Government Technical Advisory Group (LGTAG) Presidential Conference 2024 was held at a venue that attendees were virtually obliged to drive to was
Every year the team at Stockigns/Messagemaker Displays, along with some of its customers & suppliers take on an epic challenge in the aid of raising
This week, Highways Voices hears ideas on how to overcome challenges in staying close to customers, adapting to their needs, and future-proofing a company portfolio.
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