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Highways Awards 2025: Time to nominate your industry champions

16/04/2025

With the deadline of 9 May for submissions to the Highways Awards 2025 fast approaching, industry professionals are urged to put their nominations in early to the expert judging panel.

Cambridgeshire hit with £6m fine after guided busway deaths image

Cambridgeshire hit with £6m fine after guided busway deaths

16/04/2025

Cambridgeshire County Council has been fined £6m following three deaths on its guided busway.

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Protect National Highways from quango review ‘crosshairs’

16/04/2025

The sector has raised concerns that National Highways' functions could be in the crosshairs of a Cabinet Office review of all government quangos, with a view to potentially closing any that cannot justify their existence.

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Holcim launches plans to 'make sustainable construction a reality'

16/04/2025

Holcim UK has outlined a new commitment to making UK construction more sustainable after its research showed that only 41% of the population feels that the UK’s cities are currently built sustainably.

M Group acquires Telent to boost technology offer image

M Group acquires Telent to boost technology offer

16/04/2025

M Group has acquired Telent, the operational technology and digital solutions provider, for an undisclosed fee.

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Only 3% of England’s local roads receive maintenance

15/04/2025

RAC analysis of official government figures has shown 97% of England’s 183,054-mile local road network received no maintenance of any kind throughout 2023/24.

CILT appoints first female chair to board of trustees image

CILT appoints first female chair to board of trustees

15/04/2025

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT UK) has appointed its first female chairperson to lead its board of trustees.

New collaboration platform for Safe System practitioners image

New collaboration platform for Safe System practitioners

14/04/2025

Road Safety GB and the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) have launched a new platform to support sector-wide collaboration on the Safe System approach to road safety.

Hydrogen energy championed by new UK mega-consortium image

Hydrogen energy championed by new UK mega-consortium

14/04/2025

A consortium of some of the UK's largest companies has launched a campaign to boost hydrogen power across the country.

Heidelberg Materials secures £30m Bedford contract	 image

Heidelberg Materials secures £30m Bedford contract

14/04/2025

Bedford Borough Council has awarded a five-year highways contract worth a total of £30m to Heidelberg Materials UK.

Weight restrictions for HGVs introduced on M48 Severn Crossing image

Weight restrictions for HGVs introduced on M48 Severn Crossing

11/04/2025

National Highways announced that they will introduce a weight limit on the M48 Severn Crossing for heavy goods vehicles, in a move that it hopes will ‘future-proof’ the bridge.

West Yorkshire paves the way for a safer future image

West Yorkshire paves the way for a safer future

10/04/2025

Plans for a major investment into West Yorkshire’s roads have been approved, with work taking place over the next two years.

Nine Elms on the road to more active travel image

Nine Elms on the road to more active travel

10/04/2025

Transport for London (TfL) will shortly begin the next stage of works to upgrade Nine Elms Lane and Battersea Park Road with the addition of new cycle tracks, wider footways, improved pedestrian crossings and safer bus stops.

Kensington and Chelsea Council successfully prosecute unsafe works image

Kensington and Chelsea Council successfully prosecute unsafe works

09/04/2025

Kensington and Chelsea council announced today that they successfully prosecuted UK Power Networks on 7 April 2025 for conducting unsafe works in two roads near Kensington High Street.

National Highways awards £9m utility search deal image

National Highways awards £9m utility search deal

09/04/2025

QuikSTATS, part of Kier Group, has been awarded a three year contract to provide underground utilities mapping to all National Highways teams in a deal worth up to £9m.

Date set for courtroom clash on national policy statement image

Date set for courtroom clash on national policy statement

09/04/2025

The date for the campaign group Transport Action Network (TAN)’s judicial review challenge against the government’s National Networks National Policy Statement (NNNPS) has been set for 9/10 April 2025 at the High Court.

National Highways beams up M67 bridge image

National Highways beams up M67 bridge

09/04/2025

New images have been published by National Highways this week of eight steel beams that were craned into place as part of a £23m scheme to replace a bridge across the M67 in Denton, Greater Manchester.

Starmer introduces flexibility to zero emission vehicles deadlines image

Starmer introduces 'flexibility' to zero emission vehicles deadlines

08/04/2025

The prime minister has announced new measures to ease the pressure on car manufacturers to meet the Government's Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate rules, including allowing hybrid cars to be sold until 2035 instead of the earlier 2030 deadline.

First steps for Bury Interchange transformation image

First steps for Bury Interchange transformation

08/04/2025

Plans for a new pedestrian bridge have been announced by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) as the first part of plans to create Greater Manchester’s first operationally carbon-neutral transport hub at the Bury Exchange.

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National Highways celebrates 10 years of Operation Tramline

08/04/2025

National Highways has marked the 10th anniversary since its first unmarked HGV cab went out on patrol with the police to trial new ways to deter unsafe driving, and Operation Tramline was born.

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The Silvertown Tunnel opens for business

07/04/2025

The new £2.2bn Silvertown Tunnel linking Silvertown to the Greenwich Peninsula in east London is now open.

Live Labs 2: East Riding gets ready for the big switch-off image

Live Labs 2: East Riding gets ready for the big switch-off

04/04/2025

Street lights along two main roads in East Riding of Yorkshire will be switched off tonight as part of a groundbreaking national pilot, under ADEPT's Live Labs 2 project, that could set a new British Standard in road lighting.

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EVs are no longer exempt from VED

04/04/2025

From 1 April this week, zero emission vehicles were no longer exempt from paying Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), helping stem some of the Treasury losses from the move to electric vehicle technology.

Milestone becomes M Group Highways under company-wide rebrand image

Milestone becomes M Group Highways under company-wide rebrand

02/04/2025

Milestone Infrastructure is being rebranded as M Group Highways, as part of a broader new approach to public relations for the company, which brings together its £2.5bn portfolio under a unified M Group label.

The long read: AI Symposium - seeing a bigger picture image

The long read: AI Symposium - seeing a bigger picture

01/04/2025

Highways partnered with AI-driven field software provider FYLD for the sector’s first AI symposium. This fascinating debate was both optimistic and pragmatic and provided key insights into this new era. Dominic Browne reports

Case study: Ingenious sustainability with Soilfix and Carnell image

Case study: Ingenious sustainability with Soilfix and Carnell

01/04/2025

Steve Jackson of Soilfix Ltd and Tom Wilson of Carnell Group report on the innovative restoration of a major highways stormwater lagoon.

Blog: The AI Symposium - driving the future of highways image

Blog: The AI Symposium - driving the future of highways

01/04/2025

FYLD discusses some of the key issues raised at the sector's first AI Symposium and looks ahead to the future.

£2.65bn allocated to over 1,000 flood defence schemes image

£2.65bn allocated to over 1,000 flood defence schemes

01/04/2025

The Government has announced £2.65bn over two years for over 1,000 flood protection schemes that will be built or repaired to protect thousands of homes and businesses.

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One-year £28m 'capacity and capability' grant allocated

01/04/2025

The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced allocations from a one-year grant of around £28m to enable local transport authorities (LTAs) to build 'capacity and capability'.

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New senior traffic commissioner appointed

01/04/2025

The transport secretary has announced the appointment of Kevin Rooney as the new senior traffic commissioner, effective from 1 June 2025.

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Ministers confirm delay to next cycling and walking strategy

31/03/2025

The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed a delay to the third cycling and walking investment strategy (CWIS), suggesting that it will now be published alongside the completed Spending Review, which finishes on 11 June.

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Comment: A Ranty Highwaysman at large

28/03/2025

This guest article from a deputy editor trying to make sense of highways and transport in the UK is about crossing the road.

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Integrated Transport Block allocations announced

28/03/2025

The Department of Transport has published Integrated Transport Block (ITB) allocations for English local authorities outside city regions next year, with the cash amount frozen at current levels.

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Live Labs 2 Expo: Dragons Den winners revealed

28/03/2025

The ADEPT Live Labs 2: Decarbonising Local Roads programme held a sold-out Expo this week to highlight its achievements.

All Roads Lead ALARM 2025 special image

All Roads Lead ALARM 2025 special

27/03/2025

For this month’s special podcast, Dominic Browne and Chris Ames meet David Giles and Ian Lancaster of the Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA) to discuss the AIA’s 2025 Annual Local Authority Road Maintenance (ALARM) survey and find their way through the smoke and mirrors of highways maintenance funding.

Spring Statement: Planning takes lead role in quest for growth image

Spring Statement: Planning takes lead role in quest for growth

26/03/2025

Against a backdrop of falling growth forecasts, chancellor Rachel Reeves doubled down on the importance of planning reforms and the ‘Get Britain Building’ again agenda in her Spring Statement today.

Lower Thames Crossing planning approved but funding still uncertain image

Lower Thames Crossing planning approved but funding still uncertain

25/03/2025

The Government has given planning permission for National Highways’ A122 Lower Thames Crossing project - estimated to cost upwards of £9bn.

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National Highways gets £4.8bn for 'interim settlement' year

24/03/2025

National Highways will receive an interim settlement of £4.8bn for the next financial year, to tide it over between road investment strategies.

DfT outlines reporting strings attached to extra maintenance cash image

DfT outlines reporting 'strings' attached to extra maintenance cash

24/03/2025

Ministers have told English highway authorities they need to ‘publish how many potholes they’ve filled or lose road cash’ as part of the Department for Transport's push for more local accountability.

Gloucestershire fixes roads, ‘breaks records’ image

Gloucestershire fixes roads, ‘breaks records’

21/03/2025

The leader of Gloucestershire County Council has thanked its highways teams for their dedication over the winter, after its gritter drivers travelled the equivalent of more than twice around the equator.

Councils signal switch enters final phase image

Council's signal switch enters final phase

21/03/2025

West Sussex County Council is entering the final stage of its three-year programme to change all traffic signals in the county from halogen to LED.

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Road condition statistics 'shocking' and 'damning'

21/03/2025

A key figure behind this week’s headline-grabbing survey of local roads has said it is ‘disgusting’ that the country has allowed the network to reach its current state.

Ringway seals the deal with new Herts contract image

Ringway seals the deal with new Herts contract

21/03/2025

Hertfordshire County Council has awarded a new highways contract to Ringway, worth around £385m over its initial seven-year term.

Solar Gates looks to go global after THL buyout image

Solar Gates looks to go global after THL buyout

20/03/2025

Barrier firm Solar Gates has been acquired by Torquay Holdings Ltd, a global organisation encompassing Mobile Visual Information Systems (MVIS) and Bartco Australia.

TfL adds more green by default pedestrian crossings image

TfL adds more green by default pedestrian crossings

19/03/2025

Transport for London (TfL) is continuing to roll out Green Person Authority signals at pedestrian crossings in the capital following a successful trial.

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Bristol plans move to 'instant green man'

19/03/2025

Councillors in Bristol have approved changes to signal-controlled crossings across the city that would allow pedestrians to cross immediately, ‘regardless of whether traffic is approaching’.

Aggregate Industries rebrands under new direction image

Aggregate Industries rebrands under new direction

18/03/2025

Aggregate Industries has been rebranded to Holcim UK as part of a broader strategic shift towards giving clients more 'seamless access to the latest sustainable building solutions'.

ALARM 2025: Backlog at almost £17bn after decade of short-term fixes image

ALARM 2025: Backlog at almost £17bn after 'decade of short-term fixes'

18/03/2025

The backlog of carriageway repairs in England and Wales has reached almost £17bn, with roads only being resurfaced every 93 years on average, according to the road industry's flagship survey.

M6 closure makes case for concrete image

M6 closure 'makes case for concrete'

14/03/2025

The closure of the M6 this week after a major diesel spill underlines the need for a resilient road surface and robust barriers on the motorway network, the concrete carriageway trade body has said.

ORR glosses over lack of progress on SRN safety image

ORR glosses over lack of progress on SRN safety

14/03/2025

National Highways has so far only implemented half of the actions it promised last March to cut casualties on its network and remains likely to miss its safety target for the current roads period.

SVD performance worsening, new data suggests image

SVD performance worsening, new data suggests

14/03/2025

A third of the individual systems designed to detect stopped vehicles on smart motorways that were tested last year failed to meet National Highways’ minimum detection rate, new data shows.

M3 scheme escapes Labours VFM review as cost soars image

M3 scheme escapes Labour's VFM review as cost soars

13/03/2025

Ministers have claimed credit for backing a longstanding road scheme that Labour froze under its Transport Infrastructure Review, whose costs rose by around half in the meantime.

Rutland takes proactive approach to speed image

Rutland takes proactive approach to speed

11/03/2025

The UK and Ireland arm of SWARCO has started on a £390,281 three-year contract to supply and install vehicle activated signs across Rutland for the county council.

Crash death smart motorway not due for refuge retrofit image

Crash death smart motorway not due for refuge retrofit

11/03/2025

A section of smart motorway where the driver of a stationary vehicle was killed, causing a coroner to raise concerns over the distance between safe places to stop, is not due to have extra emergency refuges retrofitted.

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Slow progress on emergency SRN safety plan

11/03/2025

Some of the measures in a year-old plan that National Highways was required to draw up to address its failing safety record are ‘still going through consultation and governance’.

Lancashire councillors agree £28m for potholes image

Lancashire councillors agree £28m for potholes

11/03/2025

Councillors in Lancashire have earmarked nearly £28m to repair potholes as part of a larger investment package in the county’s highways infrastructure over the next year.

New bridge to spread its wings over the A10 image

New bridge to spread its wings over the A10

07/03/2025

GRAHAM has been appointed as the principal contactor for the new pedestrian, cycle and equestrian bridge over the A10 at Waterbeach, Cambridge.

Ulez delivers ‘substantial’ air quality improvements image

Ulez delivers ‘substantial’ air quality improvements

07/03/2025

London's ultra-low emission zone has led to ‘substantial improvements’ in air quality across the capital, new research has revealed.

Liverpoool highways boss charged with bribery image

Liverpoool highways boss charged with bribery

07/03/2025

Ex-Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson and a former assistant director of highways are among a dozen people charged with bribery and misconduct today.

Drivers losing confidence in smart motorways, AA says image

Drivers losing confidence in smart motorways, AA says

07/03/2025

The AA has repeated its call for the return of the hard shoulder across the English motorway network after a new survey suggested that anxiety over smart motorways is increasing.

Let them borrow: Ken skates around roads funding gap image

Let them borrow: Ken skates around roads funding gap

06/03/2025

Welsh councils will be able to access up to £120m to repair local roads over the next two years, under a borrowing initiative set out in the Welsh Government’s final budget for 2025-26.

Gallows Corner hangs on for MRN reprieve image

Gallows Corner hangs on for MRN reprieve

05/03/2025

Transport for London has set out plans to ‘completely renew and strengthen’ the Gallows Corner flyover, allowing it to continue serving Londoners.

DfT throws Norfolk – and Shropshire – a lifeline image

DfT throws Norfolk – and Shropshire – a lifeline

05/03/2025

The Department for Transport has said it will not ask Norfolk County Council to return £33m funding towards its shelved £274m link road.

Delayed plan shows scale of Treasurys RP2 cash raid image

Delayed plan shows scale of Treasury's RP2 cash raid

05/03/2025

National Highways has finally published its delivery plan update for the current financial year, revealing a larger-than-expected cut of around £1bn to its five-year budget.

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Zurich calls for more cash to improve local road safety

04/03/2025

A major council insurer has called for increased funding for local authority road maintenance and more flexibility when spending it.

Graphene hits the public road in the North East image

Graphene hits the public road in the North East

04/03/2025

Tarmac has laid what is said to be the first public road to use a graphene-based additive.

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Oxford Street pedestrianisation consultation launched

03/03/2025

London mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a public consultation on what is billed as the ‘biggest transformation of Oxford Street in history’.

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Young invited to 'find your path' in highways

03/03/2025

Local authority place directors have launched a recruitment campaign aimed at young people to address ‘critical’ workforce challenges in services such as highways, waste and recycling, green space and access.

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Labour cuts its own 'red tape' on A47 scheme

03/03/2025

Ministers have approved a longstanding road scheme, which they had themselves delayed, once again describing the move as part of Labour’s ‘Plan for Change’.

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Cooper drawn to circular economy at Heidelberg

03/03/2025

Scott Cooper has been appointed managing director of Heidelberg Materials UK’s national road surfacing and contracting infrastructure business.

M25 to see matching March closures image

M25 to see matching March closures

03/03/2025

National Highways has announced two full weekend closures of a section of the M25 this month as part of its hugely disruptive Junction 10 improvement scheme

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Council 'keeps digging' over £39m scheme sunk costs

28/02/2025

Shropshire Council’s planned Shrewsbury North West Relief Road is now projected to cost £215m, leaving a funding gap of £176m and potential sunk costs of £39m.

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The AiQ: Platinum standard integrated dreams

28/02/2025

Highways speaks to Chris Shepherd, lead product and support manager at MAV Systems, about the new MAV AiQ Advanced ANPR camera, which can spot a ghost plate at over 100mph.

RSMA praised for extraordinary leadership on competency agenda image

RSMA praised for 'extraordinary leadership' on competency agenda

25/02/2025

The Road Safety Markings Association has been praised for 'extraordinary leadership' in its contribution to raising levels of competence in the civil engineering sector.

Analysis: Burnham wont face facts on failing CAZ model image

Analysis: Burnham won't face facts on failing CAZ model

25/02/2025

Mayor Andy Burnham once vowed to never introduce a clean air zone (CAZ) to tackle toxic air pollution; authorities in Greater Manchester have delivered on this by modelling a highly limited version that made almost no impact, an investigation by Highways has revealed.

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Incoming LGTAG president calls for new era of asset management

25/02/2025

The incoming president of the Local Government Technical Advisers Group has called for a reinvigoration of asset management within the highways sector.

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Revealed: Flexi-permit trial set for launch

24/02/2025

Flexi-permit street work trials could begin in a series of authorities across the country in the next couple of weeks, Highways can reveal.

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Sinkhole investigations delayed

24/02/2025

Authorities have delayed investigations into the cause of a huge sinkhole in a Surrey village, citing safety concerns.

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Munslow to lead new UKRLG sub-board

24/02/2025

Roads consultant Jon Munslow has been made chair of a new UK Roads Leadership Group climate adaptation sub-board.

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National Highways asks why people leave the sector

24/02/2025

National Highways has surveyed over 200 companies to understand why people leave the industry, as part of ongoing research into the skills crisis.

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'No excuses' for not adopting new TM safety guidance

23/02/2025

One of the leading figures in the road markings industry has made a powerful plea for companies to adopt new guidance on temporary traffic management to keep workers safe.

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Contractors on £1bn north east framework revealed

21/02/2025

A bumper crop of 34 contractors have landed places on a public sector framework set to deliver £1bn of spending on civil engineering and infrastructure in the North East over the next six years.

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The future of highways: AI’s role in transforming infrastructure

21/02/2025

Ellie Salicetti from field software provider FYLD discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) might influence the short to medium-term future of roads.

Active travel targets at risk as national strategy set for delay image

Active travel targets at risk as national strategy set for delay

20/02/2025

The Government looks set to miss key active travel targets and is slipping behind schedule on the third cycling and walking investment strategy (CWIS), Highways can reveal.

GRAHAM ready to start £42m Surrey highways scheme image

GRAHAM ready to start £42m Surrey highways scheme

19/02/2025

Surrey County Council has awarded GRAHAM the contract to deliver critical improvements to the A320 north of Woking.

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Huge sinkhole appears in Surrey high street

19/02/2025

The appearance of a 20 metre-wide sinkhole on the A25 in Surrey has been declared a major incident by agencies in the county.

‘Britain’s wonkiest road’ set to re-open image

‘Britain’s wonkiest road’ set to re-open

18/02/2025

A Wiltshire road that was labelled Britain’s wonkiest after it was broken up in a landslip should re-open this spring, the highway authority has said.

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Sector unites to call for five-year road budgets

18/02/2025

Some of the biggest names in the sector have joined together to call on the UK Government to introduce five-year budgets for local roads as part of its upcoming Spending Review.

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National Highways explores new markings profile for centre line safety

17/02/2025

National Highways is considering bringing in new road marking profiles to raise the audible impact of crossing centre lines, as part of wider updates to the markings sector.

The bridge that went wrong: Lincs project faces second error delay image

The bridge that went wrong: Lincs project faces second 'error' delay

17/02/2025

A £150m road being built for Lincolnshire County Council will be delayed again and see another cost increase, due to a second alleged error in the design of a bridge.

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Brum looks to lamppost charge points to cut clutter

14/02/2025

Birmingham City Council has announced the launch of a major project to expand the city’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network.

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Vere gets the band back together at Stonehaven

14/02/2025

Former transport and Treasury minister Baroness Charlotte Vere has joined consultancy Stonehaven as a partner, to lead the organisation’s work in transport.

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Alexander: £4.7bn for local transport is 'fantasy money'

14/02/2025

The transport secretary has described a pledge by the previous government of £4.7bn for transport in north and midlands areas of England as 'fantasy money'.

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Highways All Roads Lead Podcast February 2025

14/02/2025

In the second All Roads Lead podcast of 2025 we look at the January/February edition of Highways.

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Highways and FYLD launch sector's first AI Symposium

14/02/2025

Highways magazine has teamed up with FYLD, a leading provider of fieldwork software powered by artificial intelligence (AI), to launch the UK road sector's first AI Symposium.

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Relief road struggles to find credible funding source

14/02/2025

Shropshire Council has admitted that its controversial Shrewsbury North West Relief Road has a funding gap of over £100m – a deficit for which it currently has no credible funding source.

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£300m active travel funding allocated

12/02/2025

The Government has confirmed £291m for active travel over the next two years as well as reforms to Active Travel England's (ATE) local funding model.

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Labour co-opts MRN schemes into 'Plan for Change'

12/02/2025

The Labour Government has approved four long-standing local authority road schemes from the previous administration's National Roads Fund, stating that they are part of its ‘Plan for Change’.

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Speed restriction programme launched for A46 single lane section

12/02/2025

National Highways is introducing new speed restrictions along the A46 near Bath after the route saw 41 road safety incidents between 2017 and 2021, resulting in 79 casualties, two of which were fatalities.

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Great Scott! Stephen made lifetime member of RSMA

11/02/2025

Stephen Scott, chairman of Wilson and Scott (Highways) Ltd, has been given an honorary lifetime membership of the Road Safety Markings Association in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the markings industry.

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Senior Development Management Engineer

£37,938 - £44,711
In line with our One Coventry Values, we want to ensure that our communities are represented across our workforce Coventry, West Midlands
Recruiter: Coventry City Council

Senior Engineer (Consultancy)

£43,693 - £50,788 
In line with our One Coventry Values, we want to ensure that our communities are represented across our workforce Coventry, West Midlands
Recruiter: Coventry City Council

Carbon and Net Zero Manager

£47,754 - £50,788
To lead and manage the carbon strategy for the Agent by developing a programme South Wales
Recruiter: South Wales Trunk Road Agent

Highways Engagement Officer - WMF1977e

£33,366 - £34,314
The role will provide specialist support within the Highways service Kendal, Cumbria
Recruiter: Westmorland and Furness Council

Trunk Road Services – Senior Supervisor

Grade 9
South Wales Trunk Road Agent
Recruiter: South Wales Trunk Road Agent

Horticultural Operative

£25390.0000 - £26203.0000 per annum
Essex County Council (ECC) are delighted to be supporting Braintree Council to recruit a Horticultural Operative.To apply please click here
Recruiter: Essex County Council

Highway Asset Maintenance Assistant Engineer (CDC)

Grade 8, £32,662 - £36,239 (Pay award pending)
The City of Doncaster Council is a confident, ambitious organisation Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Recruiter: City Of Doncaster Council

Engineer, Highways Asset Maintenance CDC

Grade 9, £38,653 - £42,728 (Pay award pending)
The City of Doncaster Council is a confident, ambitious organisation which puts improving the life of its residents at the centre of everything we do. Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Recruiter: City Of Doncaster Council

Street Cleansing Team Leader

£31,067.00 - £33,366.00, Grade 7, 37 hours, Permanent
An opportunity exists in the Council’s Street Scene Services for a Street Cleansing Team Leader Wakefield, West Yorkshire
Recruiter: Wakefield Council

Street Cleansing Driver / Operative (Pavement Sweeper)

£25,584.00 - £27,269.00, Grade 5, 37 hours, Permanent
The post holder will be part of a Street Scene Team to deliver a high quality citizen focused Street Scene service Wakefield, West Yorkshire
Recruiter: Wakefield Council

Traffic Engineering Officer

£36,124 to £37,938 per annum
An exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and passionate Traffic Engineering Officer Rutland
Recruiter: Rutland County Council

Highways Engineer

£36,124 to £37,938 per annum
An exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and passionate Highways Engineer Rutland
Recruiter: Rutland County Council

Civil Enforcement Officers

£25,183- £26,409 plus weekend allowance
We’re looking for Civil Enforcement officers to join our parking services team. North Yorkshire
Recruiter: North Yorkshire Council

Asset Development Manager

£44,111 per annum (pay award pending)
Do you want to work for an organisation that values you as an individual? West Yorkshire
Recruiter: West Yorkshire Combined Authority

Career Grade Transport Planner (Carer Grade 6-8)

Grade 06 (£29,093 - £32,654) TO Grade 08 (£37,938 - £41,511)
This is a fantastic opportunity to work for a forward thinking and dynamic transport authority located in the heart of the North West Warrington, Cheshire
Recruiter: Warrington Borough Council

Principal Transport Planner

GRADE 10 (£47,754 - £50,787)
This is a fantastic opportunity to work for a forward thinking and dynamic transport authority located in the heart of the North West. Warrington, Cheshire
Recruiter: Warrington Borough Council

Senior Technician - Highways Inspections

Grade 10 £34,324 - £37,529 per annum
This is an exciting time to join one of the country’s leading public sector in-house Highways Services Derbyshire
Recruiter: Derbyshire County Council

Senior Technician - Asset Management

Grade 10 £34,324 - £37,529 per annum
The position provides an exciting opportunity to develop how all highway assets are managed in the future Derbyshire
Recruiter: Derbyshire County Council

Road and Street Works Co-ordinator Engineer

Grade 11 £39,513 to £43,693 per annum
This is an exciting opportunity to join our Highway Network Management Section as a Road & Street Works Co-ordinator Engineer.   The efficient co-ordi Durham
Recruiter: Durham County Council

Group Manager for Highway Contracts and Service Development

£59,537 progressing to £66,642
This role’s purpose is to manage the suite of highway contracts and continue to develop and improve the Highways Service in all senses Hertfordshire
Recruiter: Hertfordshire County Council
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