New Legislative Changes Regarding Roadwork in the United Kingdom

9 June 2026

On October 1, 2025, significant changes to U.K. legislation regarding roadwork came into effect, affecting how utility companies, contractors, and local governments carry out roadwork and repairs. These changes are intended to improve coordination, reduce disruption, and increase environmental accountability.

Stay compliant with the latest legislation—register for a webinar or download a summary.

To help our clients navigate these changes, we’ve organized a series of webinars:

New Permitting Requirements
Changes to the standards for remediation work
Environmental monitoring requirements
Implications for waste classification and disposal

Due to high demand, we’ve added additional webinar dates. You can reserve your spot today:

We’ve also prepared a comprehensive overview document detailing the key legislative changes and practical steps to comply with the regulations. This downloadable document is ideal for anyone involved in planning Street Works UK. Whether you’ve attended the webinars or just want to get up to speed, this document ensures you have the background information you need to make sure your operations continue to comply with the new regulations and run efficiently.

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