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Transforming Manchester's Castlefield Viaduct from a disused railway structure to a green sky park is a story with many twists and turns, including starring roles on the big screen.

Hydrogen powered construction a step closer after successful Lower Thames Crossing trial

National Highways Board & Executive Gifts & Hospitality Declarations Gifts and hospitality given or accepted by our Board and Executive Committee members 01 April 2022 – 31 March 2023. Board Members and Executive Directors not listed below have not given or accepted any gifts or hospitality for the …

National Highways Connecting the Country S01E04 SPEAKERS Malcolm Dare, Mark Round, Bill Hill, Jim Wildman, Nicola Bell, Mark Corbin, Nick Harris, Claudia Davidson Mark Round 00:00 Hello and welcome to connecting the country, a series of podcasts that explores the future of England's strategic road n…

Design review at National Highways: A guide Introduction Improving the design quality of the strategic road network has been a key ambition of National Highways since 2015. Design review provides project design teams with independent advice on good design. It helps schemes deliver positive impacts f…

National Highways is helping to keep the traditional landscape of the Cotswolds alive thanks to one of its major projects

National Highways and the Vision Zero South West Road Safety Partnership are taking steps to improve safety along the A38 in Cornwall by delivering an average speed camera scheme between Carkeel and Trerulefoot.

There are more than two dozen people involved in doctorate and post-doctorate research with universities in partnership with National Highways. Their work spans a range of engineering topics.

Essential resurfacing on the M23 junction 9 roundabout and Airport Way near Gatwick, Horley.

Emerging innovations and ideas are being sought for a research project which hopes to detect defects in bridges and other road structures sooner without the need for disruptive investigation techniques.