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Streetworks changes mean thousands of tests08/04/2011 Changes came into force this week which will affect anyone involved in public highway works or streetworks in England. |
Contractors hit back over botched road repair claims27/04/2011 Streetworks contractors have hit back at claims that substandard road repairs cost council taxpayers more than £70m every year. |
Councils and utility companies sign street works pledge13/02/2014 A taskforce that has been set up to help improve the quality and reduce the impact of essential utility works has created a street works pledge. |
Facelift for Croydon’s streets06/06/2014 EM Highway Services is working with Croydon Council to transform a number of congested roads in the town. |
New specification for utility detection02/07/2014 The UK’s first specification for the detection of underground utilities will allow practitioners to detail the services they provide to a recognised level for the first time. |
Vodafone prosecuted for mismanaging streetworks05/07/2016 Transport for London (TfL) has successfully prosecuted telecommunications company Vodafone as part of its commitment to ensure roadworks are completed on time. |
TfL prosecutes utility firm for mismanaging streetworks21/09/2016 Transport for London (TfL) has successfully prosecuted energy company London Power Networks, a subsidiary of UK Power Networks, for failing to serve required notices before works. |
Vodafone fined for mismanaging streetworks04/10/2016 Transport for London (TfL) has prosecuted telecommunications company Vodafone for the second time this year as part of its commitment to ensure that roadworks cause as little disruption as possible to road users. |
£150,000k resurfacing scheme underway in Kilkeel13/03/2017 A £150,000 major carriageway resurfacing scheme on a road in the Northern Irish town of Kilkeel has commenced. |
The sector reacts: Is Chris Grayling right about pavements and utilities?02/05/2018 Transport Network gives a round-up of the key reactions to Chris Grayling's plans for pavements to become the default location for new utility infrastructure. |
DfT announces £10m investment in Street Manager03/09/2018 The DfT has announced a £10m investment in Street Manager - a digital planning service to make 'consistent, accurate data on street works available to motorists'. |
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