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Lower Thames Crossing Building skills, shaping futures Our plans and progress on delivering a lasting skills legacy September 2025 4 Forewords 5 The Lower Thames Crossing is and he will also chair our newly Skills are the foundation of a practical, accessible pathways into more than just a road. It’s a once- established Skills Taskforce. thriving economy. They are the heart of the project and offering in-a-generation opportunity to gateways to opportunity, drivers of training and apprenticeship …

We are undertaking an ambitious programme of wider investment in local communities and the environment until 2025 In this section The Lower Thames Crossing is delivering an ambitious programme of wider investment in local communities and the environment. Projects have been developed with a strong understanding of local needs and priorities based on established relationships with stakeholders and delivery partners. Even now, well ahead of us starting construction, we're working with Local Aut…

N244 Name of court Claim no. Application notice Court of Appeal (Civil Division) CA-2022-001066 and 001055 Fee account no. Help with Fees – Ref. no. (if applicable) (if applicable) For help in completing this form please read PBA0087960 H W F – – the notes for guidance form N244Notes. Warrant no. (if applicable) Find out how HM Courts and Tribunals Service Claimant’s name (including ref.) uses personal information you give them National Highways Limited (PXB/366530/239) when you fill in a form: …

Transcript for episode two of National Highways’ podcast ‘Connecting the country’ A bold new approach to roadworks Recorded in Birmingham, England. Host Annette Pass, Head of Innovation, National Highways Panel Laura Baker-Lacey, Customer Service Director for Major Projects, National Highways Nick Fearnhead, Chair of National Highways’ Collaboration Board Customer Sub-Group Henry Shelford, Chairperson and co-founder of ADHD UK Jo Causon, CEO of The Institute of Customer Service Introductory stat…

Implementing the highest safe speed within road works – Hazard assessment guidance 27 March 2024 Notice This document and its contents have been prepared and are intended solely as information for National Highways and use in relation to Implementing the highest safe speed within road works. AtkinsRéalis Jacobs Joint Venture assumes no responsibility to any other party in respect of or arising out of or in connection with this document and/or its contents. This document has 19 pages including th…

Travel time reporting tool Technical guidance note October 2024 This document, the accompanying tool and data have been prepared by National Highways with assistance from its consultants (where employed). The document and its accompanying tool and data remain the property of National Highways. While all reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of this document, tool and data, they cannot be guaranteed free of every potential error. Use of this document, tool and data is at your own risk…

A1 Coal House to Metro Centre improvements One-year post-opening project evaluation A1 Coal House to Metro Centre improvements One-year post-opening project evaluation A1 Coal House to Metro Centre improvements One-year post-opening project evaluation While National Highways has made every effort to ensure the information in this document is accurate, National Highways does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of that information; and it cannot accept liability for any loss or …

What you can expect to see happen at key points along the route. In this section We began construction in late 2023. We're now hard at work along the entire length of the scheme from Black Cat roundabout (Bedfordshire) to Caxton Gibbet (Cambridgeshire). As progress continues, you'll see the landscape transform as new roads and structures take shape. See our fly-through video to see what our scheme will look like once open for traffic in spring 2027. What we're doing Open each panel to fin…

Back Published 28 January 2025 Press Release After a fair and open competition, Simon Wills is to join National Highways on 3 February 2025 as a Non-Executive Director.    Simon will be chair of the Safety Committee – a role currently held by Simon Blanchflower who remains a Non-Executive Director.   Simon Wills started his career as a research engineer with British Gas in 1990 and since then has held a variety of commercial and operational roles within British Gas and latterly Centrica, b…

Early Engagement Approach for Major Third Party Projects Guidance for Third Party Promoters VERSION 1.0 5th August 2025 1 Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Why is early engagement with National Highways beneficial for Promoters? 4 3. When to begin engagement 6 4. Key areas for initial discussion 6 5. Next steps 7 6. How to contact us 7 Annex A 8 2 1. Introduction National Highways has been appointed by the Secretary of State for Transport as a strategic highway company under the provisions of the In…