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New strategic highways company, Highways England, will run motorways and major A roads from 1 April 2015.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Drivers will benefit from £106 million of investment on the M5 in the South West over the next few months.
Infrastructure Act becomes law.
A new aesthetic vision for the road network.
Graham Dalton, Chief Executive of the Highways Agency, is leaving his post in the summer.
The organisation that looks after the country's major roads is facing a transformative year in 2015
The Highways Agency has been presented with a Milestone Award from the Considerate Constructors Scheme for having 1,000 sites registered – a first for construction clients in the UK.
Improved customer service, better planning and stronger relationships are at the heart of a five-year plan which sets out how England’s motorways and major A roads will be modernised, maintained and operated between 2015 and…
Infrastructure Bill will bring major reforms to Highways Agency.
The organisations that have taken on BRBR’s functions and responsibilities.
Greater funding for vital road improvements to reduce congestion, improve safety and boost the economy.
Utility companies who take too long to complete their road works will face higher charges Norman Baker has announced.
Local authorities street works penalties to be increased.
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