Inviting all councils that are responsible for highways to become members of LCRIG.
Supporting the Department for Transport by encouraging all our council members to share insightful information, studies and surveys.
Helping councillors and other politicians understand the importance of good road asset management and how it can save them millions of pounds every year.
Developing opportunities that help the ‘highways community’ to collaborate, innovate and advance new technology.
Providing an online portal that’s highly valued and self-maintained by the whole ‘highways community’.
LCRIG’s mission is to facilitate fresh thinking in innovation and collaboration and to act as a conduit between the ‘highways community’ consisting of politicians, councils, council groups, the supply chain, key organisations, industry associations, academia, training and educational providers and the media.
LCRIG also supports the Department for Transport, working in partnership with the ‘highways community’, to enable change through using innovative techniques not only to help achieve savings and efficiencies but to ensure that we all work together to ensure that road users see improved highway services maintained to a standard that people expect and deserve.
Will is Head of Highways and Traffic Management Services at Blackpool Council and has an extensive knowledge of pavement and asset management systems, including asset valuation, life-cycle costing and depreciation techniques.
At Blackpool Council, Will developed the innovative RAMS Framework which helped to secure an investment of £30 million into Blackpool’s highways network. Following the completion of Project 30, Will established LCRIG to share his experience and to help other highways professionals secure funding for their projects by implementing innovative techniques and using new technology.
Will is not only responsible for establishing LCRIG he is also responsible for the development of LCRIG. He also has a very clear vision for the future for LCRIG which focuses on improving communication and collaboration within the ‘highways community’ to support the Department of Transport, politicians and the public.
Susanne has over 23 years’ experience working within the highways and transportation sector. Susanne’s extensive network of contacts and broad range of experience serves her perfectly to facilitate LCRIG’s aim to create a fully inclusive ‘highways community’.
Sean is the Service Lead for Highway Maintenance at Oxfordshire County Council, having previously been employed as the Head of Highways and Transportation for a number of other councils.
Sean is particularly passionate about bringing members of the highways sector together to share skills and knowledge for the benefit of everyone.
As the Southern Regional Chair for LCRIG, Sean is the main contact for this area of England and is happy to speak to other highways professionals about common challenges and opportunities for innovation.
Bill is responsible for the leadership and management of the Highway Infrastructure & Fleet team at the City of York Council. Bill has a proven track record of implementing and delivering efficiencies and innovation within a multi-disciplinary team which makes him a very valuable asset to LCRIG.
Peter has over 35 years’ experience within highways maintenance and he is responsible for Project and Asset Management at Cumbria County Council. Peter’s experience and his extensive knowledge and industry wide contacts makes him the perfect National Advocate for LCRIG. Peter ensures that LCRIG remains in touch and working in partnership with other Council Groups and the industry Associations.
Charlotte has ten years’ experience working within the highways and transportation sector. Charlotte has a broad knowledge of the industry and is responsible for organising the conferences, events and award ceremonies on behalf of LCRIG other industry associations. Charlotte is also responsible for managing the LCRIG website and circulating the LCRIG news.
Georgia has worked in the highways sector for seven years. Her role at LCRIG involves supporting the organisation and delivery of technical training days, conferences, continuing professional development (CPD) events, awards ceremonies and other events.
Will is Head of Highways and Traffic Management Services at Blackpool Council and has an extensive knowledge of pavement and asset management systems, including asset valuation, life-cycle costing and depreciation techniques.
At Blackpool Council, Will developed the innovative RAMS Framework which helped to secure an investment of £30 million into Blackpool’s highways network. Following the completion of Project 30, Will established LCRIG to share his experience and to help other highways professionals secure funding for their projects by implementing innovative techniques and using new technology.
Will is not only responsible for establishing LCRIG he is also responsible for the development of LCRIG. He also has a very clear vision for the future for LCRIG which focuses on improving communication and collaboration within the ‘highways community’ to support the Department of Transport, politicians and the public.
Susanne has over 23 years’ experience working within the highways and transportation sector. Susanne’s extensive network of contacts and broad range of experience serves her perfectly to facilitate LCRIG’s aim to create a fully inclusive ‘highways community’.
Sean is the Service Lead for Highway Maintenance at Oxfordshire County Council, having previously been employed as the Head of Highways and Transportation for a number of other councils.
Sean is particularly passionate about bringing members of the highways sector together to share skills and knowledge for the benefit of everyone.
As the Southern Regional Chair for LCRIG, Sean is the main contact for this area of England and is happy to speak to other highways professionals about common challenges and opportunities for innovation.
Bill is responsible for the leadership and management of the Highway Infrastructure & Fleet team at the City of York Council. Bill has a proven track record of implementing and delivering efficiencies and innovation within a multi-disciplinary team which makes him a very valuable asset to LCRIG.
Peter has over 35 years’ experience within highways maintenance and he is responsible for Project and Asset Management at Cumbria County Council. Peter’s experience and his extensive knowledge and industry wide contacts makes him the perfect National Advocate for LCRIG. Peter ensures that LCRIG remains in touch and working in partnership with other Council Groups and the industry Associations.
Charlotte has ten years’ experience working within the highways and transportation sector. Charlotte has a broad knowledge of the industry and is responsible for organising the conferences, events and award ceremonies on behalf of LCRIG other industry associations. Charlotte is also responsible for managing the LCRIG website and circulating the LCRIG news.
Georgia has worked in the highways sector for seven years. Her role at LCRIG involves supporting the organisation and delivery of technical training days, conferences, continuing professional development (CPD) events, awards ceremonies and other events.
LCRIG facilitates member meetings, CPD presentations and introductions. Members can also benefit from virtual support through our members’ area, via email and over the phone.
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There is no charge, all we ask is for each Council to support LCRIG’s commitment to facilitating communication, collaboration and innovation throughout the ‘highways community’.
We simply require a signed declaration from the Portfolio Holder / Leader and a Director of Service to demonstrate the commitment from the Council in support of LCRIG’s requests:
There is no charge, all we ask is for each Partner Member to support LCRIG’s commitment to facilitating communication, collaboration and innovation throughout the ‘highways community’.
Join NowWe require all Associate Members to comply with LCRIG’s code of conduct. This is to ensure that our Council Members are not overburdened with too many requests.
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