Transport planning across East of England.
From the Fens and Norfolk to Suffolk’s ports, Cambridge, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Essex, where county councils are usually the highway authority.
Local standards, one point of contact.
The right council, the right standards
Who decides the highways side depends on where your site is. We work out early whether it’s a county, unitary or metropolitan council, and apply its standards from the first sketch.
Strategic roads
Where a scheme adds traffic to a motorway or trunk road, National Highways needs to agree the evidence too. We tell you early if yours does.
Evidence sized to the scheme
A short technical note is often enough for a small scheme. We tell you what the council will actually ask for, with a fixed fee.
Towns and cities in East of England.
Questions we get asked
Which councils are the highway authorities in East of England?
There are 10 across the places we list here, including Bedford Borough Council, Cambridgeshire County Council, Central Bedfordshire Council, Essex County Council and Hertfordshire County Council. We work with whichever one covers your site.
Do you cover places not listed here?
Yes. If your site is anywhere in East of England, or elsewhere in England, Scotland or Wales, send it over.
From our insights.
Got a site in East of England?
Send us the location. We'll tell you what it needs, with a fixed fee.