Because the different disciplines within highways all have different needs and requirements, very few pieces of software truly meet the ‘nuances’ of how works are
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has secured more than £4 million in new Welsh Government funding to continue to develop local flood alleviation schemes, with a
Econ Engineering has delivered a fleet of striking red gritters to Marlborough Highways, as the company enters its first full winter season under its new
A dedicated gritter driver with Durham County Council has been named as the first ever Gritter Driver of the Year, a new award from Econ
West Sussex County Council Highways Teams are making progress responding to the impact of the severe weather on our roads. Since the start of February,
Several roads in Herefordshire remain closed due to flooding and drivers are being warned water levels could rise again with more wet weather forecast. There
A major incident has been called in Somerset as agencies step up their response to Storm Chandra. Somerset Council, the Environment Agency and emergency services
The A66 in Cumbria has been closed in both directions from 04:00 this morning due to severe weather which has been forecast in the region.
The impact of a massive snowstorm in 2010 that left thousands of Scots trapped in their vehicles was made worse by a lack of planning and coordination
LCRIG have issues the third installment in its AI Mini-Guide Series, a set of practical, jargon-free resources designed to cut through the hype and show
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