Infrastructure
Rest and Be Thankful diversion owner gets £1m
It’s emerged nearly £1 million has been paid out to the owner of a diversion route used during the closure of the landslip prone A83
Paul Hutton
April 7, 2022
It’s emerged nearly £1 million has been paid out to the owner of a diversion route used during the closure of the landslip prone A83
National Highways has invested £785,000 to work with Cornwall Wildlife Trust to deliver environmental and biodiversity schemes bordering the A30 in mid-Cornwall. As part of
National Highways has launched an online professional driver community to gauge the views across the sector. The online community will be accessible via an app
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The MP for South Basildon and East Thurrock in south Essex, has called for the Lower Thames Crossing to be reviewed by Ministers. The Lower
The RAC has said that as rules change over councils being able to issue enforcements fines related to yellow box junctions, many of them could
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