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Back Published 01 August 2024 Press Release Millions of people are seeing a smoother summer getaway this year thanks to National Highways’ A30 Chiverton to Carland Cross upgrade, which opened ahead of the school holidays. The multi-million-pound improvement scheme, and critical road for the South West and Cornwall, saw the dualling of an 8.7-mile section of single carriageway, helping to promote economic growth, improve journey times and increase safety by unlocking one of the last major bo…

2Strategic Design Panel Progress report Contents Foreword 6 Executive summary 10 1. The Panel 13 2. Making progress 17 3. Design vision and principles 22 4. Design review 25 5. Design advice 26 6. Design evaluation 28 7. Key recommendations and forward planning 30 Appendix A – Maintaining an understanding of wider 32 Highways England work and external best practice Cover M5 Devon 3 A120 Essex Foreword There has been good progress over the past year by The Panel have continued to examine and chal…

Great Musgrave Bridge (EDE/25) CS454 Assessment Certification Contents 1. Introduction . 2 General Overview . 2 List and Description of Appendices . 3 Appendices Appendix A: Form AA Appendix B: Form BA Appendix C: Calculations 0451648 1 Great Musgrave Bridge (EDE/25) CS454 Assessment Certification 1. Introduction General Overview Structure Type: Single span overbridge Superstructure Form: Semi-elliptical masonry stone arch (skewed). Substructure Form: Gravity type stone abutments and wingwalls. …

A23 Handcross to Warninglid 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 every potential error. In the absence of formal contractual agreement to the contrary, neither National Highways nor its…

You can apply for compensation if the value of your property goes down because of pollution or disturbance from the use of a new or altered road. This is known as a ‘Part I claim’. Who can make a claim You can apply for compensation if the value of your property goes down because of pollution or disturbance from the use of a new or altered road. This is known as a ‘Part I claim’. What you can claim for You can only make a Part I claim because of: noise vibration smell fumes smoke artif…

Published 25 Mar 2025 The project will drive growth by tackling long standing congestion and improving connectivity between the south-east, the midlands and the north In this section Share this article The government has today (25 March 2025) given planning permission for National Highways’ A122 Lower Thames Crossing project. The most significant road project in a generation will drive growth – the priority in the government’s Plan for Change – by tackling long standing congestion at Dartfo…

This Grade II listed bridge in the heart of the Peak District is undergoing a major programme of maintenance work to ensure its safety for years to come. Share this article Location: Millers Dale, Derbyshire Contractor: Beaver Bridges Completion: TBC Status: Not open to the public History The Midland Railway was founded in 1844 in Derby from where its routes stemmed. By the 1860s it aimed to connect London and Manchester, a route that would require passing through the Peak District. The h…

Gender pay gap report 2024 Reporting year - April 2023 to March 2024 Introduction What we are doing to address the pay gap As a company we remain committed to fostering an There are definitions of all these terms in this report. Over the past year we have been making In a connected move, this year the Fertility inclusive and diverse workplace for all our people. As you read this report it is worth remembering that progress on a number of initiatives to reduce our Support Network was formed to pr…

Back Published 09 December 2024 News Press Release Three key routes in Cumbria and Lancashire are sharing in a £9 million investment in road safety projects across the North West. The A590 and A66 in Cumbria and the A585 in Lancashire are to get improvements designed to cut road traffic collisions as National Highways works to reduce killed and seriously injured (KSI) casualty figures. Work on the first of the three projects – which all feature the installation of new average safety camer…

GG 104 Requirements for safety risk assessment Frequently asked questions 18 November 2024 Document history Revision Purpose description Checked Reviewed Authorised Date 1 Created SRR Jo 09/10/2019 Team Goulding 2 Rebrand as National SRR Rob Jo 18/01/2022 Highways Team Mullen Goulding 3 Review, update, and SRR Rob Jo 02/10/2023 addition of questions Team and Mullen Goulding Legal Services 4 Update to reflect SRR Rob Daniel 18/11/2024 GG 104 updates Team Mullen Lacey | 18/11/24 GG 104 Requirement…