Recommendations from a best practice guide funded by Rees Jeffreys has been adopted by Highways England. Highways England have announced they will be adopting a low fertility topsoil approach on all new road schemes as advocated in Plantlife’s report on Managing Grassland Road Verges. For more information visit the Government website to see the news announcement and Plantlife :: Managing Grassland Road Verges to see a copy of the report.
Rees Jeffreys Road Fund contributed funding to the development of a report by CIRIA, setting out how a focus on green infrastructure can improve the performance and management of linear assets. The new report sets Read more…
Rees Jeffreys Road Fund has received a legacy from the estate of the late Mr Arthur Henderson through the Traffic Research Centre he established. Mr Henderson set up the Traffic Research Centre to support a Read more…
Rees Jeffreys Road Fund has collaborated with Living Paintings to create a second book about vehicles specially designed for use by blind or partially-sighted children. The book, Magnificent Machines that go Vroom Vroom! is the Read more…