Exclusive: Highways England's active travel claims don't add up
21/01/2021
Highways England has been unable to support its claim to have completed 160 cycle schemes between 2015-20 under its Designated Funds programme.
AIA: 'Get involved to sound the alarm'21/01/2021 Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA) chair Rick Green calls on councils to participate in the 2021 ALARM survey so highways maintenance gets the public and political attention it deserves. |
Dyer and Butler wins latest Swindon roads contract22/01/2021 Dyer & Butler has begun a package of improvement works at the Gablecross junction of the A420 on behalf of Swindon Borough Council. |
Arcadis to help ensure products are 'tunnel-ready'21/01/2021 Highways England has selected Arcadis, in partnership with tunnels and operational technology specialists 4way Consulting, to support its tunnels, systems and products strategy. |
SPIE scoops Meir Tunnel safety works21/01/2021 Kier Highways has awarded Technical services specialist SPIE UK a new contract for the installation of safety and communications equipment for the A50 Meir Tunnel in Stoke on Trent. |
Judge throws out Khan's Streetspace scheme21/01/2021 The High Court has overturned London mayor Sadiq Khan’s Streetspace for London Plan, which was introduced in May last year in response to the pandemic. |
Council's parking income hits £10m21/01/2021 Councils are issuing fines worth an average of £850,000 a year for parking offences, with one raking in more than £10m, according to new research. |
Concrete roads upgrade launched with £39m framework20/01/2021 Highways England has awarded the first of three multi-million-pound contracts that will 'revitalise concrete road surfaces across the country'. |
SWARCO Traffic appoints new MD20/01/2021 Traffic technology specialist, SWARCO Traffic, has appointed a new managing director to take the reins after Berony Abraham stepped down following two successful years of business growth. |
Highways England 'considering findings' of CCTV stopped vehicle trial20/01/2021 Highways England has met a pledge in its Delivery Plan to carry out a large-scale trial of a CCTV-based alternative to its existing stopped vehicle detection system. |
Smart motorways 'contributed to deaths'19/01/2021 A coroner has described all lane running smart motorway schemes as presenting ‘an ongoing risk of future deaths’ and called for a new review into their safety. |
Highways Heroes: A win-win for all19/01/2021 During the first lockdown in April of this year, IHE junior vice president Ellie Gormley had no time to sit and enjoy the sun; she was busy shopping for eight vulnerable residents in her local area of Rugeley, Staffordshire. |
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Exclusive: Highways England's active travel claims don't add up
