We’re delighted that Brighton’s seafront arches renewal project has secured £22 million in government funding, supporting a scheme identified by TfSE as a strategic regional priority. King’s Road is supported by a network of Victorian arches that need urgent replacement to avoid the risk of collapse and possible closure of the strategically-important A259 seafront road.
Local authorities across the region are set to share £99.6 million over the next four years to improve walking, wheeling and cycling, as part of the government’s £626 million Active Travel funding. The funding can help support: • New and upgraded walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure• Safer junctions and crossings• Route maintenance and accessibility improvements•
Transport for the South East (TfSE) will continue to make the case for improved transport infrastructure and sustainable travel options in the South East following a £2.1m funding settlement from the government for 2025/26.
The UK is suffering a shortage of HGV drivers. It is well publicised one of the reasons behind these shortages, is the poor conditions drivers face when it comes to roadside facilities. This week, Roads Minister Richard Holden has announced an additional £100 million of funding to improve roadside facilities. This is in addition to