
Government must ‘think again’ over ‘radical’ planning reforms says ADEPT
The Government must ‘think again’ over its radical plans to revolutionise planning , says Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport (ADEPT). It

The Government must ‘think again’ over its radical plans to revolutionise planning , says Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport (ADEPT). It

Bath and Bristol are the latest two cities to start trials of e-scooters. The project is being led by the West of England Combined Authority

Two of the winter service sector’s best know companies, Econ Engineering and Safecote have joined forces to help keep the UK’s cycleways and pathways clear

The number of apprenticeships started in the transport sector was under half the original target according to figures from the Strategic Transport Apprenticeship Taskforce (STAT).

The second of four bridges have now been completed at HS2’s new Interchange Station,. The new bridge will carry the A452 and form part of

Siemens Mobility has installed the first ZephyrS air quality sensors for the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport’s (ADEPT) SMART Places Live

Portsmouth City Council has unveiled plans for improving travel in the city after securing over £26m from the government’s Transforming Cities Fund. Working in partnership with

Barrow-in-Furness, Blackpool, Darlington, Peterborough, Norwich, Torquay and Warrington are set to be the first areas to benefit from up to £178.7m in new Town Deals.

Interserve has been re-appointed to the Eastern Highways Alliance Framework 3. Covering a total of ten councils in the East of England, the framework’s £400m contract

The rail union ASLEF has published details of what it says is a leaked document which estimates that introducing driverless trains onto the London Underground
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