Buckinghamshire tenders £36m consultancy alongside term maintenance11/11/2021 Buckinghamshire Council is advertising a highways term consultancy services contract valued at £36m over 12 years, to run alongside its forthcoming £300m term maintenance services contract. |
Ringway Jacobs and the Etnyre Chip Spreader: A match made for Buckinghamshire09/08/2019 Rosemary Bryant, customer and communication manager at Transport for Buckinghamshire, discusses the new plant and successful partnerships that are helping the county improve the maintenance of its roads this year |
Crane explosion leads to closure of M4022/09/2016 A mobile crane unit exploded on the M40 in Buckinghamshire on Wednesday (21 September) night, forcing the closure of the motorway. |
Noise-reducing barriers to be installed on M4005/09/2016 Noise-reducing barriers will be installed along sections of the M40 in Buckinghamshire. |
Rural roads to be repaired in Buckinghamshire26/05/2015 Buckinghamshire County Council has released £3 million from its reserves to fund resurfacing of a number of minor roads. |
Major resurfacing programme taking place in Buckinghamshire10/04/2015 Transport for Buckinghamshire is carrying out a £25 million resurfacing programme on behalf of Buckinghamshire County Council. |
Footway improvements underway in Buckinghamshire17/09/2014 Work is underway on a £2.5 million programme to improve pavement surfaces across Buckinghamshire. |
Flood-hit roads to be fixed in Buckinghamshire16/06/2014 A programme of works is underway to help treat Buckinghamshire’s flood-hit roads. |
Road treatment programme announced in Buckinghamshire12/03/2014 Buckinghamshire County Council has outlined 43 schemes that will be treated as part of its ‘We’re Working on it’ road treatment programme. |
A4128 still the most improved road in the UK19/11/2013 The A4128 in Buckinghamshire has once again been recognised as this year’s most improved road in the UK, according to the ‘Measuring to Manage’ EuroRAP 2013 report produced by the Road Safety Foundation. |
LED street light replacement programme to take place03/09/2013 Buckinghamshire County Council is set to replace 7,500 street lights with light emitting diodes (LEDs) over the next three years. |
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SRL bought out by Stock Exchange investment company
Junction works deliver 'more intuitive layout'
Three in the hunt for £115m A9 dualling contract
Transport minister Dey links road pricing with more powers for Scotland
