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Shorne Woods Country Park is one of the most popular country parks in the county In this section Shorne Woods Country Park is a 300-acre country park near Gravesend, Kent and was historically part of the Cobham Hall Estate. It is made up of rolling woodlands, wetlands and meadows.  We are working with the owners Kent County Council and partners in the area to help improve the woodland through:   Archaeology: helping communities discover their local heritage in the area through engagement act…

Job types Find a job It takes all manner of expertise to build the roads of tomorrow and maintain the roads of today. Our success depends on the drive and dedication of every single person who works here. Our colleagues work together to transform England’s roads, keep our roads safe, and unlock the nation’s economic potential. There's a role for you here and opportunities are endless; take a look at our job types. Home Career programmes Working for us Recruitment journey Customer servi…

The service seeks to break down employment barriers by offering free training whilst being affordable for businesses In this section Share this article Published 23 Oct 2024 The Lower Thames Crossing has today (Wednesday, 23 October) launched a pilot Skills Hub providing work-based training courses for participants that include men and women on day release from Kent based prisons and local people already in the construction workforce seeking higher skilled jobs. The service seeks to break …

There are occasions where National Highways seeks to recover monies from a third party in respect of damage caused to the strategic road network (SRN). These are known as 'Green Claims'. In order to maintain the SRN to ensure the safety of all road users, it’s essential that we act quickly to remedy or repair defects and damage that may be hazardous. Where this damage has been caused by a third party, it may lead to a Green Claim. We claim against an insurance company to recover the cost of re…

Customer service and operations Find a job From regional and national traffic operations to 24/7 customer services and asset management.  Find out what each one does below.  Home Job types Career programmes Working for us Recruitment journey Operations Customer Services Division (OCSD)  The OCSD is responsible for keeping customers moving safely. It does this by providing helpful, accurate and timely information, dynamic traffic management, and efficient incident resolution.  The OCSD…

This privacy notice sits beneath our top level privacy notice and provides information about how personal data is used in relation to network claims. What personal data do we collect and handle? Information we may collect includes: full address (including postcode) email address contact phone number car details, including registration number (the VRM) bank details (if a claim is to be paid) Please note that the information we process on you will always be proportionate and only used in s…

Our partners and contractors help us ensure our road network is safe, efficient and meets the needs of road users National Highways Industry Awards 2024 We're proud to announce the winners of our 2024 Awards. Find out who won What's on - events and workshops Find out about upcoming events that we're hosting and attending. Design, standards and specifications Governing everything we do Health, Safety and Wellbeing No one should be harmed when travelling or working on the strategic road n…

In this section Report litter on our network You can report litter on our roads online, as well as other maintenance issues. You'll need to identify the location of the problem - or let our system use the location of your device. Report litter We'll check your report. If necessary, we'll arrange an inspection. Where action's needed, we'll include it in our scheduled litter picking. We'll always prioritise the swift removal of anything that's a hazard to road users. If we don't pick litter…

Published 24 Jan 2024 Share this article An innovative system that uses ex-service diesel engines and gravel to store electricity has been developed by an entrant in a multi-million-pound competition funded by National Highways.  Start-up Cheesecake Energy Ltd (CEL) says its 'eTanker' battery system has the potential to be the greenest in the world and will be able to speed up electric car charging while protecting the grid from overload. The eTanker prototype system The company was one of…

This privacy notice sits beneath our top level privacy notice and provides information about how personal data is used with regards to National Highways’ safety campaign emails. Please see the top level privacy notice for details on your rights and who to contact about use of personal data. What personal data do we collect and handle? We may collect the following information: your email address your name your age (optional) your gender (optional) details of whether you drive (optional) …