On 25 January 2013 the coalition government published its long awaited response to last year’s Transforming Bailiff Action consultation. This... continue

Ashley Bijster
Cutting edge technologies, the problems of congestion in our town centres, increasingly complex legislation and renewed efforts to boost the... continue

Mark Moran
Mark Moran CP Plus has been appointed to manage the car parks for High Speed 1’s stations at Ebbsfleet International, Ashford International and... continue

Pay & display manufacturer Metric Group has formed a strategic alliance with pay-on-foot system supplier Amano. Metric, which is based in... continue

Details of the next phase of the £32bn High Speed 2 (HS2) rail network have been unveiled by the government. The preferred route of phase two... continue

Deniz Huseyin
The long-delayed reform of the bailiff sector looks set to come into force next year. The new regulations – designed to improve Part 3 of the... continue

Council-run MOT test centres should open their doors to the public as a way of generating revenue, according to a report from the Department for... continue

Skanska UK today announced it is to buy Atkins' highways business for £18 million. The business comprises eight live contracts with... continue

Ferrovial Services, owner of Amey, is to buy Enterprise for £385m, doubling the size of its UK services business. The proposed acquisition,... continue

The government has pledged to pay 75% of the cost of installing electric vehicle (EV) charging points’ on-street, in rail station car parks and... continue

Rik Thomas
PAUL TREADWELL, FWT’s sales and marketing director, does not portray the UK as the font of all wisdom compared with the USA when it comes to... continue

After the announcement of significant new funding to boost cycling in the UK (LTT 08 Feb), Metro asked the question: “Is cycling getting enough... continue

“German commuters are in luck: they will soon enjoy the opportunity to experience a rail route run by a British operator,” The Guardian... continue

The rail industry is urging the DfT to commit to a rolling programme of route electrification. The Government’s current plans will see the... continue

LTT columnist Paul Salveson, former DfT civil servant Bob Linnard, and Commission for Rural Communities chair Stuart Burgess are among six new... continue

Consultant i-Transport LLP has made a number of appointments. Andy Brookfield has joined as an associate in the Manchester office; Andy Wells has... continue

James Reeves has joined consultant IMC Worldwide as senior technical director, infrastructure economics and finance. He joins from Ramboll UK, where... continue

More details about the DfT’s study into international best practice in transport appraisal have been released (LTT 21 Dec 12 & 08 Feb). The... continue

Tests have shown how clean, dry, well-compacted repairs to potholes last longer, according to Nottingham Trent University/University of Nottingham. A... continue

AECOM, Atkins, Mouchel, Pell Frischmann Consulting, Waterman Transport & Development and WYG have won places on a national framework for... continue