The outgoing Prime Minister, Sir Kier Starmer, has announced more spending on defence, funded by scrapping some as-yet unidentified road and energy schemes. In his
M Group’s full year results for 25/26 show record levels of revenue, profit and order book, with a significant expansion in the company’s capabilities and client offering. M Group has released its first full year results since consolidating nearly 20 historic brands into one M Group. The results for
Drivers on either side of the Warburton Toll Bridge that connects Cheshire with Lancashire say they are being unfairly penalised with fines, following the scrapping
How can the highways sector deliver innovation faster while navigating tight budgets, procurement hurdles and increasing demands on road networks? That’s the question explored in
To coincide with the LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival, taking place on Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 June at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire, TRL has
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
Work on the next phase of improvements on the A23 Streatham Hill will begin at the end of this month, with temporary traffic restrictions in
Road safety and intelligent transport solutions specialist Rennicks is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and this Highways Voices podcast marks the milestone, featuring Rennicks Chairman Michael
It’s being reported that the Scottish Government is going ahead with a manifesto commitment to bring Transport Scotland under direct ministerial control. The Herald Newspaper
A newly published government-backed review has concluded that the long-established phenomenon of “induced demand” remains a significant factor in road investment decisions, finding that new
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