Supported by UltraCrete’s customer care team and its market-leading highway maintenance materials, a leading underground utility specialist has been able to expand their business operations
The Transport Committee will investigate ways to help limit the damage and disruption to England’s roads and pavements that work carried out by utility companies
Cadent Gas Limited were successfully prosecuted by Kensington and Chelsea Council for carrying out unsafe works in the borough. Following a hearing on Wednesday 4
Civil engineering company Lanes Group plc, is rolling out BigChange job management software. Lanes adopted BigChange when Sapphire Utilities, who were already using the 6-in-1,
BMW has announced a new advancement in in-car digital services, allowing customers in Germany to pay for fuel and parking directly from their vehicles. The
Surrey County Council has established a critical new task force to reduce the impact of utility roadworks and drive better coordination and communication of works
West Dunbartonshire Council has introduced a protocol bringing together both the legislative responsibilities and local requirements for agencies who carry out roadworks on the road
Esh Construction has been appointed across all lots tendered which includes infrastructure, treatment and environmental schemes. Northumbrian Water has named Esh Construction as an ‘ecosystem
Stamp it Out, the industry led programme aiming to make roadworker abuse socially unacceptable, have received funding from the Kent Lane Rental scheme for a
Severn Trent Water has been ordered to pay more than £56,000 for unnecessary disruption to the public on Shropshire Council’s highways network. It’s due to
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