Publications

This Delivery Plan update sets out what we aim to deliver in 2024-2025, the final year of our second road investment strategy. Our ten commitment areas are wide-ranging and cut across our imperatives of safety, customer and delivery.

The Efficiency Report expands on National Highways’ performance in delivering against its efficiency key performance indicators (KPIs) for the period 2023-24.

Our noise mitigation policy is underpinned by the approach set out in Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ Noise Action Plan for Major Roads. This identifies Noise Important Areas (NIAs). Our policy sets out how we are prioritising which NIAs will receive mitigation from Designated Funds, through Roads Period 2 (RP2) (2020-2025).

This guide aims to inform you about the delivery of our larger road schemes (those costing over £10 million) and the types of compensation that may be available to affected property owners.

This guide aims to inform you about the compensation you may be entitled to if we enter onto your land to carry our surveys, or leave measuring apparatus on it.

This guide aims to inform you about blight caused by major new road proposals or improvements. It has been produced to help you to understand whether your property may be affected and the options available to you.

This guide will provide you with information about the circumstances in which we may offer to purchase property either in advance of requirements for a new or improved road scheme or where the construction works or the road in use will seriously affect your enjoyment of the property.

This guide will provide you with information about the process we follow to acquire land and property needed for our schemes using compulsory powers and the compensation that may be available to people with an interest in that land or property.

This guide will provide you with information about how we seek to mitigate the effects of our road proposals on your property.

This booklet explains how compensation, often called ‘Part I compensation’, can be claimed for the effects on residential, agricultural and other property from the use of new roads or alterations to existing roads operated by National Highways.