What's on - workshops, events and competitions
Upcoming events
As the nation’s leading highways business, we regularly host events to connect with organisations operating in the infrastructure and professional services supply chain.
We run face-to-face and online events where we inform, consult and collaborate with suppliers - discussing sector challenges to find solutions and sharing information about our pipeline of work.
We also exhibit and participate in industry-led conferences, exhibitions and shows where we have the opportunity to talk to suppliers, stakeholders and road users about our work.
An integrated approach to carbon data improvement - 25 February 2026
We’re hosting a one‑hour webinar for our supply chain partners, where we’ll share updates on the development of our digital carbon tools and outline our organisation‑wide plan to improve carbon data.
We’ll walk through the latest updates to our KPI plan, the Cost and Carbon Estimating Tool (CCET), and the digital Carbon Actuals Tool (dCAT), and show how together they form an integrated approach to improving carbon data.
You’ll hear how these tools are helping all of us to:
- deliver more consistent, high‑quality carbon estimating and reporting
- strengthen alignment with PAS 2080
- inform our future approach to carbon governance and decision‑making
Are you an estimator or a sustainability manager, or do you work with carbon data? If so, come join our webinar! The session will also include time for questions and feedback.
Venue: Online
Date: Wednesday 25 February 2026
Register: An integrated approach to carbon data improvement registration
Interchange 2026 - 3 and 4 March 2026
National Highways will be exhibiting and speaking at Interchange 2026 in Manchester this March.
Interchange is the UK’s annual meeting place for the integrated transport infrastructure community.
On 4 March National Highways’ Chief Strategy and Customer Officer Elliot Shaw will lead a session titled To RIS3 – and beyond! This will highlight the government’s third Road Investment Strategy (RIS3) and will also look ahead to changes in the sector over the coming 25 years.
Our Digital Lab team will host a roundtable discussion on 4 March titled Connected Cars, Connected Value: What services do we need and how will these benefit UK PLC?
National Highways speakers will participate across the event, including Procurement Director Andrew Stephenson.
Attendance at Interchange is free of charge.
National Highways competitions
Through our competitions, we unlock the knowledge to transform our road network in the future.
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