Van driver pleads guilty to causing death of highway worker
A van driver has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a 65-year-old highway worker by dangerous driving on the M23.
A van driver has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a 65-year-old highway worker by dangerous driving on the M23.
Taking place on 23 September in London, the 2026 Awards are set to be the sector's biggest social event of the year, with tables selling fast.
Amey has announced a ‘major engineering recruitment drive' to support highways and other sectors.
First secretary of state Louise Haigh has announced that the Government will be simplifying procurement rules to focus social value contract requirements on job creation and skills development.
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National Highways and Network Rail have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to build collaboration between the two transport organisations and ‘improve working relationships’.
Local government directors have welcomed new prime minister Andy Burnham's ten-year mission 'to deliver good growth in every postcode' through a 'place-first' devolution agenda.
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