Highways
Road incursions fall 39% but most remain medium or high risk
Incursions on England’s strategic road network fell to 115 in September, but 77% were still judged to pose a medium or high risk to…
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Incursions on England’s strategic road network fell to 115 in September, but 77% were still judged to pose a medium or high risk to…
Devon and Torbay has the largest listed allocation, while London boroughs record the biggest percentage increases as councils publish wider maintenance plans.
The charge point operator has funded and delivered a new network for residents without off-street parking, with scope to expand as demand grows.
Anthony Williams has admitted 12 counts of wounding with intent, but still denies 14 attempted murder charges linked to incidents on a train and…
Brian Comaskey will lead Sisk’s Ireland East business, while Diarmuid O’Sullivan will head a newly established energy unit.
Strada offers up to £1bn in construction all-risks cover, while Machina targets contractors’ plant and equipment needs.
Arcadis says non-intrusive surveys and digital mapping avoided months of investigation and could save about £500,000 on the Canal & River Trust scheme.
Demonstrators have raised concerns over safety, congestion and jobs as Wayve and Waymo test autonomous vehicles in the capital.
The proposed Kent–Essex route is due to open without a dedicated lorry rest area, raising concerns over parking, safety and disturbance in nearby communities.
Shadow transport minister Greg Smith says the Highways (Financing) Bill should rule out charging drivers for minor upgrades to existing roads.