
RSTA urges local authorities to build flexibility into surface dressing permits
The Road Surface Treatment Association (RSTA) is calling on local highway authorities to build more flexibility into the work permits they issue to surface dressing

The Road Surface Treatment Association (RSTA) is calling on local highway authorities to build more flexibility into the work permits they issue to surface dressing

David Giles, Chair of the Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA), has issued a response to the appointment of Andy Burnham as the UK’s new Prime Minister.

A major route that runs through the heart of Essex has been named one of England’s worst roads. The A12 ranked fourth from bottom for

An extra £4 million has been approved to repair and replace Oxfordshire’s gullies over the next two years to improve drainage and reduce flooding. The

Refurbishment of an 18th century Grade II Listed road bridge in South Staffordshire has been completed.The scheme at Wodehouse Lane Bridge, A463, Gospel End, Wombourne, is

Cumberland Council is continuing to invest in Cumberland’s roads, pavements and infrastructure through a £27.5 million highways works programme aimed at improving transport links, maintaining

Hull City Council is set to launch its annual surface dressing programme to give 12 key roads across the city a much-needed upgrade to improve

Kent County Council’s (KCC) highways teams have made the most of the summer weather to tackle medium and large-scale road defects across the county, The

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

National Highways has confirmed that a contraflow system on the M48 Severn Bridge will be installed on Saturday 1 August, with the aim of it
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