RAC Foundation: Risk-based approach sees pothole responses vary18/01/2019 A nationwide survey has highlighted significantly different response times by councils when it comes to filling in the most severe potholes, with three quarters adopting a risk-based approach. |
Product Focus: At the cutting edge17/01/2019 UK-based agricultural machinery firm McConnel has unveiled a range of new products and Power Arm enhancements. |
Newham reeling from £9m overspend and allegations of fraud18/01/2019 Newham Council has vowed to improve its financial management after a £9m overspend on its arms-length highways maintenance service. |
Hydrogen fuel cell used to CH2ARGE electric car17/01/2019 Alkaline fuel cell power company AFC Energy has announced the successful deployment of what it says is the world’s first Electric Vehicle Fuel Cell (EVFC) charger based on hydrogen fuel-cell technology. |
Cameras to enforce Rotherhithe Tunnel size limits17/01/2019 Transport for London (TfL) is bringing in new cameras in the Rotherhithe Tunnel to enforce safety restrictions and deter oversized vehicles from using the route. |
Fox plans new support and investment for SMEs17/01/2019 The international business secretary Dr Liam Fox is planning a new way to bring investment into Britain, and to change the way his department helps the country’s innovative SMEs to win more business around the world. |
Ringway secures £10m contract extension in Bracknell Forest16/01/2019 Ringway has been awarded an extension to its highway term services contract with Bracknell Forest Council, five years ahead of time. |
Welsh Government signs up to Elgin17/01/2019 The Welsh Government has adopted the Elgin roadworks pro traffic disruptions product, designed to improve planning, monitoring and communication of road and street works across the country. |
Carillion: A reminder of how and why a giant fell15/01/2019 Carillion's collapse led to the largest ever trading liquidation in UK history. We give a quick recap on the what, how and why behind it. |
Carillion: A year on, what has changed?15/01/2019 It has been a year since the collapse of Carillion and, according to Unite, the sector is still waiting for the reforms it needs. |
Scotland catches up with zero tolerance drug driving law16/01/2019 The Scottish Government has announced a zero tolerance approach for people caught driving with illegal drugs in their system. |
Stewart is the new queen at Atkins
Think tank calls for ‘major rethink’ of electric vehicles roll-out
London's Illuminated River project to be 'longest public art commission in the world'
Get smarter or Talkin’ bout a (quiet) revolution
Clarke and Tarrant take the reins at Rees Jeffreys Road Fund
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