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Birmingham wants 20mph limit on majority of roads24/09/2013 Birmingham City Council wants 90% of its roads to have a 20mph limit. |
£254m of proposed investment in Birmingham’s roads11/02/2016 Birmingham City Council’s cabinet is set to approve a £254 million funding package for highways and road repairs. |
Through the bad times and the good13/03/2018 Neil Gibson, first vice president of council directors’ body ADEPT gives his views on what makes successful partnerships between local authorities and suppliers. |
Amey moves on to deliver 'cycle revolution' in Birmingham09/04/2018 Amey has begun work on a £5.4m project in Birmingham to deliver a 4km two-way, fully segregated cycle route linking Selly Oak and the University of Birmingham with the city centre. |
Amey books £200m loss over Birmingham troubles11/05/2018 Amey's parent company, Ferrovial, has reported a loss of some £141m in the first three months of 2018, mainly related to the fallout from the Birmingham PFI contract. |
Amey hit by £50m Birmingham PFI compensation13/06/2018 Amey has been ordered to pay Birmingham City Council more than £50m in compensation after the contractor lost a long-running court battle earlier this year, according to reports. |
Birmingham members reserve final say on Amey settlement23/05/2019 The final details of a settlement between Birmingham City Council and highways contractor Amey will go before senior councillors next month. |
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