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Judgment and documents relating to National Highways Limited v Persons Unknown Injunction Order (QB-2021-003576, QB-2021-003626, QB-2021-003737) 9 May 2022 (sealed on 12 May 2022) A2, A20, A2070, M2, M20 – Claim No. QB-2021-003626 National Highways Limited v Persons Unknown Judgment Order (QB-2021-003576, QB-2021-003626, QB-2021-003737) 12 May 2022 National Highways L…

There are certain conditions you need to meet if you want to work on over or near our roads. For instance maintaining overhead power cables, or installing telecoms masts. We need to be sure that what you're building and how you're working won't be a danger to people. If you are a company and you want to: work near or over our roads, for instance on overhead power cables. put works on or near ou…

Enquiries about land and property owned by National Highways. This advice is for land and property enquiries relating to roads managed by National Highways. Our land, including the carriageway, verges, landscaping plots, retaining walls, embankments, is not for sale or to rent. Land that we and other government departments have available for sale or to rent is listed on the Go…

In 'Net zero highways: our 2050 plan', we committed to report in 2023 about how we can help reduce empty lorry movements. Department for Transport domestic road freight statistics have identified that approximately 30% of all HGV journeys are without a load. There is significant variance across sectors and load types. We've explored how we can measure the number of empty lorry movements…

National Highways has published a range of strategic documents that set out the company's future direction, helping you to understand our current priorities and long-term objectives. Some of these documents set out the company's overall priorities, whilst others cover our more detailed pri…

National Highways is fully committed to compliance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK-GDPR). This Privacy Notice is supplemental to our top level privacy notice which sets out how we collect, use, retain and disclose personal data, and describes why we collect and process personal data specifically for the Lower Thames Crossing. Why do we collect personal data for the Low…

Sheep, geese and cows to improve biodiversity at local vineyard In this section National Highways’ Lower Thames Crossing project has awarded Vineyard Farms in Gravesend, Kent, £350,000 of designated funds to support a conservation grazing project. Vineyard Farms are part of the Silverhand Estate in Luddesdown village, Gravesend Kent. At around 700 hectares it is the largest organic vin…

Back Published 28 January 2025 Press Release National Highways’ teams have been helping local communities with two new year projects in Devon and Cornwall. Through its Social Value funding stream, the company is investing in a number of community projects in the South West, and the latest initiatives have seen project teams volunteering close to the M5 and A30. Following funding for…

Archaeology At National Highways, archaeological investigations are always an important part in preparing to build a road. Before we start to build, our archaeologists will carefully excavate and record what’s beneath the surface. By doing this work, we can sensitively excavate any finds,…

We look after the Historical Railways Estate on behalf of the nation and work closely with local authorities and key active travel and heritage organisations to help inform our work. Where possible, we work with partners to repurpose structures or transfer them to other bodies, so these special heritage assets can be given a new lease of life. Where transfer is not an option, we continue to maint…