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Delayed footbridge installed across M314/07/2025 National Highways has finally installed a new footbridge across the M3 to replace the previous one, which was demolished in 2023 after three months of delays. |
National Highways makes plea for caution after workers put at risk11/07/2025 National Highways workers carrying out ‘essential’ night maintenance work on the M6 have been put at risk by road users driving into the work site. |
National Highways puts a price on safety10/07/2025 Triton Risk Management has been awarded a contract valued up to £20m to help secure National Highways sites from ‘protest and trespass incidents’. |
A14 viaduct set for UK-first expansion joint upgrade08/07/2025 A new type of expansion joint never used before in the UK will be installed on the A14 River Nene viaduct between junctions 12 and 13. |
Surprise failure of Ouse Bridge joint forces overhaul of works04/07/2025 The failure of a recent joint repair on the M62 Ouse Bridge came as a 'surprise to everyone', a senior figure at National Highways said, sparking a complete overhaul of the work. |
UPDATE: National Highways corrects errors in SPaTS3 award notice03/07/2025 National Highways has corrected errors in its original contract award for the £495m Specialist Professional and Technical Services 3 (SPaTS3) framework. |
New A4545 dual carriageway opens30/06/2025 National Highways has removed the traffic management from the new A4545 dual carriageway, allowing all lanes to open and linking the newly built junction 5a on the M42 with Clock Interchange roundabout. |
Clarification: National Highways revises £495m SPaTS3 contract award25/06/2025 Seven companies have been awarded contracts by National Highways as part of the £495m Specialist Professional and Technical Services 3 (SPaTS3) framework. |
Safer speed restrictions for A12025/06/2025 National Highways has begun reducing the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph on the A120 in Essex, to help prevent collisions. |
A14 planting woes: Night of the living dead shrubs19/06/2025 National Highways has hit the headlines again over ongoing issues with tree planting on the A14, which have seen hundreds of thousands of saplings die and local residents take matters into their own hands to tackle 'what looks like a desert'. |
Brightly scoops £8m OAWMS contract17/06/2025 Brightly Software has been awarded an £8m contract covering Operational Asset Works Management Systems (OAWMS) at National Highways. |
'Golden opportunity': Long-term budgets secured for roads11/06/2025 National Highways and English local roads authorities have secured a long-term capital funding settlement of £24bn between 2026-27 and 2029-30, the chancellor announced in her Spending Review. |
£249m M5 Junction 10 scheme given go ahead05/06/2025 Gloucestershire CC has been granted development consent for the M5 Junction 10 Improvements Scheme — a milestone that it says will ‘pave the way’ for transport and economic benefits across the county. |
Long-awaited Mottram Bypass commences work29/05/2025 Balfour Beatty has finally started work on a bypass project aimed at cutting congestion between Manchester and Sheffield that was first proposed nearly two decades ago and could cost up to £264m. |
New biochar trial to help National Highways with Net Zero goals27/05/2025 National Highways is funding a UK-first trial that looks at how biochar – a charcoal-like material made by burning organic matter at high temperatures – can be used to make ‘significant carbon savings’. |
Planned increase in green bridges from National Highways23/05/2025 National Highways is set to double its green bridges across the strategic road network within the next two years as part of its £11.56 million Network for Nature programme in partnership with The Wildlife Trust. |
National Highways unveils plans for £14.5bn Scheme Delivery Framework 220/05/2025 National Highways has outlined plans for a Scheme Delivery Framework 2 (SDF2), worth £14.5bn over eight years. |
Planned closures avoided as M54 works completed early16/05/2025 National Highways has completed essential concrete repairs that began this February to a section of the M54, meaning that two scheduled weekend closures are no longer needed. |
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