Think a better transport system in your area would improve the quality of your life? Would it help your business flourish? Do you feel strongly about the need to reduce carbon emissions caused by transport? Do you want to be a part of the change? Then you need to know who Transport for the South
After its phenomenally successful debut as the largest show of its kind in 40 years, ITT Hub will be back in 2022 to continue to spearhead the future of transport—as the commercial vehicle market continues to revolutionise in the transition to net zero and we will be there to launch our Freight, Logistics and Gateways
Another of our priority road schemes has received Government approval and funding of £750,000 to enable it to progress to the next phase of development. The A28 Birchington, Acol and Westgate-On-Sea Relief Road scheme is one of the top ten priority schemes Transport for the South East submitted to government for consideration as part of
As 2021 draws to a close we have been reflecting on the last year and the progress we have made. Everything we have been doing is working towards towards the development of an ambitious and inspirational multi-modal strategic investment plan for the South East region. We have also been looking forward to 2022 – the
Partners announced to develop strategic investment plan for the South East ‘Top ten’ priority road can move to the next phase Spending Review for 2021 submitted to Government
Steer and KPMG announced as partners to develop strategic investment plan (SIP) for the South East region. Following the publication of the transport strategy in July 2020 and bringing together the area and thematic studies that are well underway – the SIP will set out a compelling thirty-year transport investment blueprint for the South East.
One of the South East’s top priority road schemes can move to the next phase with funding of £849,000 from central Government. Improvement works to the A259 corridor between Bognor Regis and Littlehampton in West Sussex is one of the top ten priority schemes Transport for the South East submitted to government for consideration as
Commenting on the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s autumn Budget announcement, Councillor Keith Glazier, Chair of Transport for the South East said: “We are pleased to see Government’s commitment to levelling up transport announced in this year’s budget, but the focus can’t just be on city regions. To meet the net-zero commitment and to level-up areas
Government’s Net Zero Strategy published today sets out the blueprint for the UK to meet it’s 2050 net zero carbon target. Transport for the South East (TfSE) – which brings together local councils, local enterprise partnerships and transport bodies from across the region – welcomes this much anticipated strategy as they work towards their strategic
Our response to the government's Transport Decarbonisation Plan