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Lower Thames Crossing - Walkers, cyclists and horse riders - Kent

Economic Role of National Highways Role 3: Planning and Placemaking Contents 1. Introduction . 2 2. Development and the SRN . 3 3. Engaging with the new planning system . 7 4. Conclusions & priorities for action. 9 1 1. Introduction The right development in the right places: National Highways influences placemaking to support future housing and business needs. We proactively collaborate with local…

A14 Kettering Bypass junctions 7 to 9 widening Five-year post-opening project evaluation This document has been prepared by National Highways with assistance from its consultants (where employed). The document and its accompanying data remain the property of National Highways. While all reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of this document, it cannot be guaranteed that it is free of e…

What would life be like in a job where you are at the centre of operating, maintaining and improving one of the most advanced road networks in the world? Well you might just be about to find out!

We're making improvements to the M27 junction 8 and Windhover roundabout.

M25 junction 30/A13 corridor congestion relieving project One-year post-opening project evaluation M25 junction 30/A13 corridor congestion relieving project One-year after post-opening project evaluation While National Highways has made every effort to ensure the information in this document is accu…

We’re replacing the footbridge which carries footpath 184 over the M3 connecting Whitmoor Road, Bagshot and Lightwater Country Park.

The new road crossing will improve journeys and unlock growth.

Climate change and the strategic road network Building resilience for a changing future Climate change and the strategic road network Building resilience for a changing future Climate change is affecting society Climate change is already happening and affecting as a whole, and the transport us all. In one severe rainfall event alone, in October sector is no exception. 2021, …

A bridge with a complicated history that’s helped shape us and inform how we work. Once part of the Eden Valley Railway (EVR) line, designed by eminent engineer Sir Thomas Bouch.