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After last years successful Strictly Highways 2018 this years event looks set for success with over 70 councils already registered. This year the networking event is to be held separately before the conference itself. The networking event is to be held at Madame Tussauds on the 10th of September 2019 (Sponsored by WREKiN). The 11th

The Department for Transport introduced incentive funding for councils that adopt a risk based approach. It was brought in after a National Audit Office study undertaken in 2014 showed that many highway authorities did not have an asset management strategy or plan. Intelligent Gully Software Gully SMART Since then gully software has been under growing

It happens every year and yet we hardly give a thought about gritting the roads. Well we forget about it until the weather forecasters get it wrong and then everyone moans. No matter how prepared you think you are it is always one massive logistical nightmare to get it right every time. The other logistical

The momentum is gathering to return the nation’s grass verges back to nature and the wildlife. Since 2013 an organisation known as Plantlife has been petitioning the local councils to let the grass verges grow wild. So far nearly 70,000 people have added their signatures to the petition to encourage more councils to adopt this

The Royal Borough Of Greenwich were already indexed as a smart city in 2017. This was in recognition to several advanced transport innovation projects. This was all led by the Digital Greenwich Team. Now taking their smart city a step further they have invested in digitising their gully’s. Once complete this will allow them to

There are a wide range of software products available for collecting highway inspection data. However many fall short of delivering true highway asset management. The time taken to collate data, analyse it and act accordingly is often overlooked. Especially in the initial point of selecting highway asset management software. Price becomes a leading factor in