Ringway, a highway services provider across the UK, has secured a highway maintenance contract from Hertfordshire County ...

Meanwhile the ‘asset performance report 23/24’ also highlights the cost and environmental savings of switching to LED ...

A council has apologised after papers holding personal staff details were found discarded in a street. Liberal Democrat councillor Paul Zukowskyj said he saw Hertfordshire County Council documents ...

The council, which has funded the campaign, said it was working with the environmental charity because the campaign aligned with the council's vision for a "cleaner, greener, healthier Hertfordshire".

A PROGRESSIVE street lighting policy which aims to minimise the council’s carbon footprint, while continuing to provide the highest quality of service and value for money, was approved by the ...

Kent County Council switched off street lights in some areas to save money. But now campaigners have won the day - the council is planning to invest £40 million to convert its 120,000 street ...

Nanterre, 26 March 2025 VINCI renews its multi-year highways maintenance contract with Hertfordshire County Council in the United Kingdom A contract to service more than 5,000 km of roads and ...

The Frederick County Council is considering a bill that would raise the taxes some county residents pay for street lighting in their neighborhoods. According to County Budget Director Kelly Weaver ...

Kent County Council has announced a return to all-night lighting in residential areas with the conversion of 120,000 street lights to LED.

Tory leader of Hertfordshire County Council, Richard Roberts, sent a letter to Sadiq Khan stating that automatic number plate recognition cameras and signs notifying drivers cannot be erected ...

A total of 16,800 lights will be changed during the next two years – which is the final stage of Norfolk County Council’s initiative to switch 53,000 traditional street lighting with LED lanterns.

The council, which has funded the campaign, said it was working with the environmental charity because the campaign aligned with the council's vision for a "cleaner, greener, healthier Hertfordshire".