
WSP and partners to continue supporting National Highways’ Water Quality Plan
has been appointed to lead a group of firms to continue work supporting delivery of National Highways’ Water Quality Plan, building on WSP’s role as

has been appointed to lead a group of firms to continue work supporting delivery of National Highways’ Water Quality Plan, building on WSP’s role as

The Government has responded to the Transport Committee’s report on skills for transport manufacturing without fully committing to any new measures focused on sector-specific recommendations. The response

Kent County Council has applied for a £63m government fund for two high priority road schemes. The funds would go towards road repairs in Galley

A new service has been launched that gives local highway authorities direct access to expertise and guidance from the UK’s largest local roads innovation programme.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Minister for Infrastructure Liz Kimmins have issued an urgent road safety appeal following five fatalities across the

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill has received Royal Assent from King Charles III, to become law. Transport reform is a central pillar of

The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) has set out clear expectations for the next Scottish and Welsh governments, calling for sustained, long term

The new A432 Badminton Road bridge over the M4 in South Gloucestershire will open to traffic for the first time in June, National Highways has

Drivers in Surrey are being warned to plan ahead with lane restrictions at a key junction on the A3 set to be in place for

Professor Sarah Sharples CBE has been appointed to the Council for Science and Technology (CST). Prof Sharples has a wealth of expertise in social and
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