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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.

To explore low-carbon innovation and to put green skills at the forefront of the UK’s construction industry, we’re going back to the classroom

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.

Providing good active travel opportunities means working closely with organisations and charities with expertise in this area. Their expert knowledge is invaluable to us.

The Hindhead Tunnel in Surrey is just under two kilometres long and is one of the longest road tunnels in the UK. It takes the A3 beneath the Devil's Punch Bowl, a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Our work isn't just about improving conditions for road users. Wherever we can, we take opportunities to connect people with amenities and each other.

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

Our bridges across the River Severn connect England and Wales, providing a vital link for businesses and communities. Here you can find information about current and planned closures of the bridges.

The Orwell Bridge was opened to road traffic in 1982 and carries the A14 (then A45) over the River Orwell just south of Ipswich in Suffolk, England.