This week, we are delighted to welcome Righton Blackburns and Council of the Isles of Scilly and as the newest members of the ever-growing LCRIG community.
Righton Blackburns is a leading UK stockholder of road traffic products including posts, bollards and road sign making materials.
Roy Welch, General Manager at Righton Blackburns, said:
“As a stockholder and distributor of materials for traffic signage and street furniture, we see LCRIG membership as a dynamic way to engage with highways stakeholders, learn from their experience, and share valuable knowledge. It reinforces our commitment to delivering high quality, sustainable products that help create improved road networks, while giving us the insights that drive smarter technical development.”
We are also delighted to welcome Council of the Isles of Scilly as our newest Local Authority member.
Rebecca Williams, Head of Environment at the Council of the Isles of Scilly, said:
“The Council of the Isles of Scilly is a unique local authority and is the Highway Authority responsible for the safe and effective running of the network across the island of St Mary’s. We seek to join LCRIG to help support our work in maintaining our highway infrastructure and assets, support our learning, to seek opportunities as they arise and ensure collaboration with other local authorities.”
We are thrilled to have both organisations on board and look forward to supporting their continued progress, encouraging knowledge-sharing, and fostering meaningful collaboration within the LCRIG community.
LCRIG Membership
As a growing community of over 400+ members consisting of government, local authorities, national organisations, supply chain, academia and associations, we are actively facilitating positive change and innovation in the highways sector.
Whether you’re a business with products or services, a local authority seeking the best solutions to manage safer, more cost-effective roads or part of the wider highways community, there’s a place for you at LCRIG. Our membership options ensure you can connect, participate and thrive.
Local highway authorities and ‘Teckal’ organisations.
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anisations providing products or services to the highways sector.
Government and professional bodies, associations, working/research groups.
Universities and academic research organisations.
As a Community Interest Company (CIC), LCRIG’s purpose is to ‘give back to the highways community’ and we are not for profit.
View our Membership Services here or contact us to find out more.