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Our team of engineers maintain all the Historical Railways Estate structures. The team uses well-established methods, including regular inspections of each structure.

National Highways' work goes beyond the management, development and maintenance of the strategic road network.

Once part of the Marefield Junction to Leicester Belgrave Road, the bridge opened to rail traffic at the same time as Belgrave Road station in 1882 and was used primarily to transport iron ore.

Alongside our maintenance and repair work we work closely with many organisations who may be able to give our structures a new lease of life as walking and cycling routes, or heritage railways.

Had a career break of two or more years and looking to get back into work? Our returners programme could be just for you.

Valuing and rewarding our people.

We will have hundreds of opportunities for local people to kick-start their careers via apprenticeships, traineeships and graduate programmes.

We’ve teamed up with Minecraft to recreate the Lower Thames Crossing in two new games.