The Plaid Cymru Welsh Government has restarted development of a third road bridge over the Menai Strait and announced a study ...
Northern Ireland’s Department for Infrastructure announced three different road schemes earlier this week with a total value just shy of £2m.
Breedon Group has announced that James Brotherton will take on the role of CEO of the Group from 1 January 2027, taking the ...
Jennifer Wiles has been appointed as head of active travel strategy at the Department for Transport (DfT) after four years at ...
As interim head of highways and transport at Redbridge, he is expected to ‘build on the strong foundations already in place across the service' and help deliver safe, reliable, and effective highways ...
Galliford Try has appointed Vicky Nugus to the new role of strategic development director for its environment business.
BEAR Scotland has teamed up with industry training provider Sibbald Training to develop a tailored year-long road building and maintenance apprenticeship programme.
The Special Merit Award is awarded to the project that the judges felt stood out above all the other winners. The best of the best.
The A38(M) Tame Valley Viaduct Strengthening Scheme was successfully completed this summer, while keeping traffic moving on a route typically used by around 90,000 vehicles every day. The £93.4m ...
The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has launched a suite of CPD-accredited on-demand training courses, offering a flexible way to 'browse, buy and begin learning instantly from home or the office ...
The National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) has appointed five new members to its Expert Advisory Council (EAC). The Government announced the appointment of a handful of ...
Transport Scotland and its South East Scotland operating company, BEAR Scotland, have announced a six-month pilot scheme using AI software to target littering, which could see fines handed out to ...
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