Profits have increased by almost a third at Nottinghamshire County Council-owned highways company Via East Midlands, as turnover passed £90 million. The Bilsthorpe-based company recorded
A new set of road upgrades and traffic control measures are to go ahead in North London, despite residents petitioning their council, urging a rethink.
A draft legal agreement for Nottingham Forest FC’s proposed redevelopment of its City Ground stadium sets out more than £4.17 million in transport contributions, alongside
Following last week’s story in Highways News that reported on the health benefits of London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ), the BBC, three years after
Transport for London (TfL) has opened applications for Walking and Cycling Grants London, a programme funded by TfL and The London Marathon Foundation and administered
Transport for London (TfL) is seeking funding to refurbish Vauxhall Bridge, warning it could close to traffic without major repairs. The Grade II*-listed bridge, which opened
LCRIG has announced that Strictly Highways 2026 has received CPD certification by the CPD Certification Service. This recognition ensures that delegates will receive a Certificate
Shropshire Council is increasing the number of Multihog road planer teams working across the county to three during September as it continues its programme of
Cardiff Council is using a specialist thermal road repair machine to help repair potholes and damaged road surfaces across the city, following the unprecedented number
Bath and North East Somerset Council is now charging owners of SUVs and larger vehicle more for parking permits. The size-based charging system reflects what
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