Via East Midlands provides sustainable highways services for Nottinghamshire and across the wider East Midlands region.
We provide services in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Council, maintaining, designing and constructing throughout a range of disciplines.
This includes the maintenance of roads, footways, signs, lines, lighting and signals, salting and snow clearance, the delivery of highway improvement services and the management of activities needed to support the county’s highway network.
By combining a public sector service ethos with a strong commercial focus, we offer unique competitive services to both the private and public sectors in the region, from conception to completion.
Via’s experts provide full design and consultancy services across a range of different areas, including highway design, structures, traffic signals, street lighting and environmental consultancy.
Via’s Training Centre, which includes construction and driver training, offers high-quality training in our dedicated learning facilities based in Nottinghamshire.
Via’s expert team have vast experience in the maintenance of roads, footways, signs, lines, lighting and signals, salting and snow clearance and highway improvement services.
Via provides a range of construction services, from major civil engineering and infrastructure schemes, through to dropped kerbs for local residents.
Via provides a wide range of fleet services ranging from comprehensive fleet management through to vehicle maintenance, servicing and repair.
Via’s Safer Highways team deliver services to improve safety on our roads and footways, through education, training and improvement schemes.
Client Challenges William Davis Homes is one of the most respected housing developers in the Midlands. In 2019, planning permission was granted by Rushcliffe Borough Council, for William Davis Homes to build a major new housing estate as part of a greenfield development in Ruddington, Nottinghamshire. Permission was granted by planners, on the condition that…
The project was to deliver a new 5th access arm to the Shireoaks Common site from the existing A57 / Gateford Road / Woodsetts Roundabout in Worksop This unlocked a key employment site for development as identified in the Core Strategy for Worksop. The development site is one of the two main allocations in the…
The Hucknall Town Improvement Scheme’s primary objectives were to promote the regeneration of the town centre and to create a more attractive shopping environment. Phase two of the works involved the pedestrianisation of the Hucknall High Street between Baker Street and Watnall Road. The first phase of works which included the construction of a new…
Formerly Church Drive Primary, Arnold Mill Primary located to a new site in Autumn 2008. Working closely with the Architect and the Head Teacher from concept stage to detail design, the main aims of the project were to: to encourage learning both inside and outside create challenging and imaginative children’s play areas provide an interesting…
Via East Midlands successfully bid for Phase 1 of the Section 278 highway works at the Field Farm residential development site in Stapleford. The client for the works is Westerman Homes who are based in Chilwell, Nottinghamshire. The works comprised the construction of a new priority junction to provide the main access to the new…
The Newark Waste and Water Improvement Scheme is a £60m Severn Trent Water project to protect over 1000 residents in Newark from sewer flooding. Delivering a project of this size required multi-organisation collaboration in order to avoid significant disruption to the thriving market town. Via was key to a team of stakeholders, including Severn Trent…
Via’s Bikeability team has received a donation of 36 new bicycles valued at £12,000 from the Bikeability Trust, a charity and leading authority on cycling education. The donation will enhance the team’s capacity to deliver crucial cycling training across Nottinghamshire. The Bikeability programme is renowned for its inclusivity and impact and is designed to cater…
The men and women who serve as school crossing patrols, who are most easily recognised by their ‘lollipop’, were honoured in a celebration today, to mark the service’s platinum anniversary. Nottinghamshire has over 100 patrol sites which are intended to help primary schoolchildren get to and from school safely. Members of the county’s school crossing…
Via East Midlands Limited is delighted to announce the appointment of Matthew Lugg OBE as its Non-Executive Chairman. Lugg joins Via, which provides highway services on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council, with more than 40 years’ experience in public and private sectors. He has held several senior leadership roles at local authorities across the country…
