Flood hit roads in NI to benefit from funding boost27/01/2016 More than £1 million will be invested in roads in Fermanagh and across Northern Ireland following recent serious flooding. |
A591 to reopen in May18/01/2016 The storm-damaged A591 in Cumbria is set to reopen by the end of May, according to the Department for Transport (DfT). |
£40m to help rebuild flood hit roads in Cumbria and Lancashire29/12/2015 The government will provide £40 million worth of funding to help repair flood-damaged roads and bridges in Cumbria and Lancashire. |
Surrey gets £3.8m boost to help fix flood-damaged roads23/06/2014 Surrey County Council has welcomed a £3.8 million government boost towards its £23m repair bill to fix flood-damaged roads. |
Bridge repairs to take place in Surrey17/06/2014 Multi-million pound repairs will be carried out on historic bridges in Surrey. |
£140m funding boost for roads hit by bad weather11/03/2014 An extra £140million is being made available by the government to help repair flood-damaged roads. |
More funding needed to repair flood-damaged roads05/03/2014 Howard Robinson from the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) wants the government to provide extra funding for road repair and maintenance. |
Government money to be spent on flood-hit roads13/02/2014 The government has pledged £61 million to help repair damaged roads and build greater resilience into the railway network in the south west. |
Comment: The Highways Act (Amendment) Bill - reasonable versus possible
DfT calls on Treasury to bring Network North cash forward
