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Roads
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Cleveland Bridge completes eight-bridge project for A1 upgrade
Completion of a 20-month bridge project upgrading the A1 will boost the regional economy. -
Paving the way to greener road resurfacing
FM Conway and Transport for London are collaborating on an environmentally friendlier way of resurfacing London’s roads. -
‘Midlands Engine’ boost as Highways England announces progress on major regional schemes
Progress on a range of multi-million pound projects will improve roads in the Midlands. -
Councils calling for cash to solve local roads crisis
Investment of 2p per litre of existing fuel duty would raise a further £1 billion to help solve the country's local road condition crisis, the Local Government Association says -
Wolfson Prize to reward new ideas for funding roads
Wolfson Economics Prize director Julian Glover sets out the rules of play for a competition offering £250,000 for the best new and practical idea for funding and maintaining roads -
Greater Manchester seeks contractors for £200m civil engineering framework
Manchester City Council is seeking contractors for its first ever infrastructure works framework. -
Revealed: the true size of England's core road network
A new map of England's busiest roads has been drawn up, revealing the real extent of routes most important to local and national economies -
Highways design work bundled up to cut bid costs
Highways England has answered consultants' concerns over costs of secondary bidding by forming regional packages of work for remaining phases of the project control framework -
This man has some important messages for Highways England's suppliers
Highways England's director for complex infrastructure, Chris Taylor, speaks to Infrastructure Intelligence on safety, customer service and stakeholder relationships. -
Hochtief wins £11m M4 junction 16 upgrade near Swindon
Hochtief appointed as contractor for motorway transformation project close to its UK headquarters.