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What if we could cut the carbon emissions associated with a road surface by reducing the carbon footprint of the material itself and by...

Monday saw the launch of the first ever National Pothole Prevention Week, a new campaign from the Road Surface Treatment Association...

A report published yesterday [10 September] by think tank Centre for Cities calls for greater devolution for the UK’s cities so that...

Thermal Road Repairs are thrilled to be sponsoring the junior team at Curzon Ashton FC, based in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester....

Maersk is fuelling ships on low carbon fuel

Last week [21 August] Balfour Beatty shared the news that it has successfully converted two HGVs for salt spreading and one impact...

There are several ways to reduce the carbon emissions associated with asphalt, among them the use of recycled asphalt planings (RAP),...

This week saw the publication of the RAC’s latest Report on Motoring, with all the headlines concentrating on rising concerns over road...

Local authorities have long recognised the magnifying economic power of spending locally. Money that goes to local firms with local...

This month [July] there has been news of two new trials of a carbon-negative aggregate for National Highways and Redbridge Council. Low...

A new report from software company Causeway and the National Traffic managers Forum of ADEPT – the Association of Directors of...

The question of whether a Labour Government would introduce road pricing – some sort of pay-per-mile arrangement – was something of a hot...

(image source: LCRIG, 2023 festival) The LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival was held at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, on the 2nd and...

With the general election looming, the Civil Engineering Contractors’ Association (CECA) has called on the next Government to put...

It is perhaps stating the obvious to say that when you live on an island, ports are vital to everything: our daily lives, our businesses...