It is one of the iconic features of that drive up-country on the M5. The split level viaduct as you approach Bristol – which was built 50 years ago.
The Wynhol viaduct is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and to mark the occasion, National Hig…
Plans for a new passenger boarding facility at the Millbay Ferry terminal in Plymouth have been proposed. The scheme will improve the ferry servicing facilities available and reconfigure vehicle parking and queuing lanes associated with the existing pa…
The A388 in Cornwall is currently closed in both directions amid a crash involving a lorry this morning (Thursday, October 19). The A388 at Hatt is closed and affecting traffic to St Mellion.
Roads and traffic monitoring site Inrix first reported of th…
Dolphins made an incredible appearance in the River Tamar earlier this week, leaving a local man in awe. Jason Ward was sailing on the river after leaving Saltash Pontoon when he saw the incredible sight.
Jason, a former skipper, said he left the ponto…
An investigation is to be launched following a massive fire which broke out overnight in Plymouth. Fire crews from across the region were sent to the scene of the blaze near the A38[1] at Marsh Mills just before 11pm on Sunday night.
The fire broke out…
There are a raft of new roadworks starting this week in Plymouth. The schemes will impact on several roads in the city and are ones motorists need to be aware of before setting out on their journeys.
On Milehouse Road, for the next ten days, there will…
A whole raft of new roadworks are set to start this week in Plymouth. They are in addition to the existing schemes already ongoing in the city.
For the next two weeks, there will traffic lights in place on Eggbuckland Road, 24 hours a day. This is so f…
The North Wales Transport Commission has published its interim report into the problems, opportunities, and challenges for the region’s transport network. Lord Terry Burns, former Permanent Secretary of the UK Treasury, was given the task of leading th…
Many station buildings, mostly now severed from the lines which once connected them themselves became repurposed, with some as private residences, such as at Camelford, Port Isaac, St Germans and Delabole, or community hubs, such as Wadebridge and Salt…
It may be the Easter holidays, but that doesn’t stop roadworks across Plymouth. A whole raft of new roadworks will begin this week, in addition to the existing schemes across the city.
On Alfred Road from today, for the rest of the month, the road will…