
Cambridge University college withdraws busway objection after striking deal
A University of Cambridge college withdrew its opposition to a £200 million busway after reaching an agreement about payments for screening. Clare Hall had opposed

A University of Cambridge college withdrew its opposition to a £200 million busway after reaching an agreement about payments for screening. Clare Hall had opposed

Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed the next phase of the Lane Rental expansion, with Camden and Merton becoming the latest boroughs to introduce the

Rural campaigners Countryside Alliance have entered into the quiet lanes debate. The organisation has made its position clear after news that Oxfordshire County Council is

Concerns have been raised over the seeming lack of progress on a major infrastructure scheme to link two villages. Plans for a footbridge over the

Monmouthshire County Council have announce that work has begun on the construction of the Llanfoist to Abergavenny Active Travel Bridge. The bridge will cross the

Plans have been formally submitted for one of Kent’s costliest road schemes designed to take thousands of cars off a busy route each day. The

Romford’s MP, Andrew Rosindell, has called for TfL to “come clean” about the escalating cost of the Gallows Corner regeneration project. He has regularly spoken

Westmorland & Furness Council has approved a new Home to School Transport Policy which will create a more financially sustainable service. The new policy (subject

This week’s Highways Voices comes from CRASH 26, an event which brought together road safety professionals, local authorities, suppliers and infrastructure specialists for a day

South London leaders have called for action to close the transport divide, launching a bold new strategy setting out the investment needed to transform connectivity,
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