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Annual Report and Accounts 2018
The Fund’s Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2018 is now available at Reports and Accounts 2018 . An annual return for 2018 to the Charity Commission has … Continue reading
Trustees stepping down
At yesterday’s Trustee meeting (5th February 2019) both David Hutchinson and Martin Shaw stood down after many years of serving the Rees Jeffreys Road Fund. Martin has been … Continue reading
New Chairman of the Fund
David Tarrant will succeed David Hutchinson as Chairman of Rees Jeffreys Road Fund after the Trustee meeting on 5th February 2019. David has been a Trustee for ten … Continue reading
2018 Awards published
Details of the Awards made for 2018 have now been published and can be found on the projects page A total of £273,349 (including £80,000 in graduate bursaries) was … Continue reading
Roadside Rests – Information Appeal
The Rees Jeffreys Trustees are looking for help in mapping over 70 Roadside Rests created by the Fund since the early 1950s. The Fund’s Trust Deed has as … Continue reading
Bursary Awards 2018
Rees Jeffreys is pleased to report the award of eight bursaries to students taking a full time Masters in transport in 2018/9. Chairman David Hutchinson commented “This … Continue reading
Greener Roads report published
A greener approach to design and maintenance could transform the road network for the better, a new report sets out. Roads and the Environment: Putting an innovative approach at … Continue reading
2017 Reports and Accounts published
The Fund’s Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2017 is now available here . An annual return for 2017 to the Charity Commission has also been completed.
Fund invites submissions on key road network topics
The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund is inviting extended abstracts on subjects that develop the strategic thinking about the English Road network in two key areas – User Experience … Continue reading
Uber Study published
In 2016 the Fund commissioned a study by Dr Geoffrey Dudley of the University of Oxford into The Governance of Transitions in Urban Mobility: The Case of Uber … Continue reading