Transport and Logistics Network
Written by Carolina Worrell[1], Senior Editor
CentrePort President and CEO Carly Edmundson (left) and Arup Principal and New York Practice Leader Jon Cicconi (right).
CentrePort Canada Inc. (CentrePort) welcomes new President and CEO Carly Edmundson….
Whether it’s a lunchtime snack, a sit-down meal, or a coffee to start the day, Greggs[1] has plenty of stores in Birmingham[2]. The bakery offers tasty pasties, pizzas, desserts and more, and with a quick turnaround, you don’t have to wait long to get …
A series of closures are planned on the M42 near Coventry[1] to enable upgrades, HS2 work and the installation of a huge new motorway bridge. Junction 6 of the motorway, where it meets the A45 from Coventry, is undergoing a major facelift to bring it u…
New ‘stealth’ speed camera vans are beginning to be utilised in the UK, starting with Northamptonshire Police.
The new speed camera[1] vans were rolled out for the first time by Northamptonshire Police at the beginning of April, but are intended to be …
It is a site that currently looms large against the landscape, two giant tunnels surrounded by mounds of earth. But HS2[1] officials say the 200-metre-long structure will eventually ‘disappear’ under a blanket of greenery.
The structure is a ‘porous’ e…
A self-confessed ‘optimist’, the new West Midlands Police boss believes the ‘fractured’ relationships some members of the public have with the force ‘can be fixed’. And asked how the public can trust the force, Chief Constable Craig Guildford said: “Th…
A WARNING has been issued to drivers across North Worcestershire after a spate of crimes in the area in the past week.
The incidents have included vehicles being taken and thefts from cars and vans.
On Saturday, a Ford Focus locked and parked in The Me…
Caesar, an American bulldog, received life-changing injuries after he was hit by a lorry.
The six-year-old fractured his neck, leaving him with no movement in his front legs and little movement in his back.
There was a chance he would never walk again….
DETAILS on building projects getting under way and the ongoing work of HS2 are on the horizon in 2023, according to the top boss at Urban Growth Company (UGC).
In a piece outlining plans for the year UGC’s managing director, Jonathan Bretherton, also s…
THE BOSS of HS2 has hailed 2022 as “a year of immense progress” for the controversial high speed rail project.
HS2 CEO Mark Thurston was speaking after 12 months which saw the firm a number of milestone achievements, including the launch of three more …