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Our response to an article in The Guardian which appeared on 27 July 2023.

The new road crossing will improve journeys and unlock growth.

A well-known local landmark, Christow Station Railway Bridge sits in the small village of Doddiscombsleigh, Devon. Constructed over 100 years ago using yellow glazed bricks, this unusual bridge received some much-needed repairs in autumn 2022.

National Highways is currently leading the transformation of the DMRB into a new form, setting the standard for how engineering documents can be drafted, used and maintained in a digital future.

4 Strategic Design Panel progress report Good road design: Contents Strategic Design Panel progress report 4 – March 2021 Foreword 6 makes roads safe and useful Executive summary 9 is inclusive 1. The Strategic Design Panel 13 makes roads understandable 2. Making progress 17 3. Design review 23 fits…

Our social value plan: 2022-2024 Foreword Executive summary Introduction How we deliver social value Making it real - what we will focus on Foreword We play a vital role in our society and economy. All our suppliers and every person working in our Our roads connect friends and families across organi…

National Highways Connecting the Country Podcast 7 October 2022 Host Deirdre O’Reilly, Head of Customer Insights and Behaviour Change, National Highways Panel Pete Dyson, Senior Behavioural Scientist at the Department for Transport and co- author of Transport for Humans Dr Claire Williams, chartered…

Highways England Strategic Design Panel progress report 1 Contents Foreword 5 Executive summary 9 1. Purpose and governance 13 2. Membership 17 3. Embedding a design led culture 19 in Highways England 4. Adding value to Highways England design 23 guidance and processes 5. Advice on specific schemes …

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A new carbon-negative aggregate is being trialled on a stretch of motorway as part of our hunt for new and innovative solutions to help reduce our carbon footprint.