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A new survey hopes to identify problem potholes in South Shropshire, to help direct resources towards problem areas.

Labour has started formal access talks with the civil service in preparation for a potential change of government at the next general election.

Local engineering firm Esh Construction is the main contractor in the project and has already started on preparatory works, including the creation of

Major repair works have been announced by the Roads Minister

More than £35m of funding for the restoration of the Tyne Bridge has finally been signed off by the government.

The review aims to ensure the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency continues to evolve as new technology is rolled out on UK roads.

Debate follows on from report into the issue of road justice, as MPs heard "harrowing stories" and highlighted the "number of appalling cases of road violence with insufficient consequences for the perpetrators" Debate follows on from report into the issue of road justice. Read more as MPs heard "harrowing stories" and highlighted the "number of appalling cases of road violence with insufficient consequences for the perpetrators"

The government have announced plans which they say will raise additional funds for improving roads.

24/01/2024: Coverage of the work of committees set up to investigate public policy and society. Work of National Highways Inquiry airs on BBC Parliament at 10:20 PM, Sunday 28 January. Coverage of the work of committees set up to investigate public policy and society

First MOT test to remain at 3 years from registration and annually thereafter while government works to establish a programme of longer-term reform for MOTs.