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3 Full Weekend Closures (Junctions 8–9)

To safely install steel beams for the new bridge decks at the M3 roundabout, there will be full closures of the M3 in both directions between junctions 8 and 9 on the following weekends: • 9 pm Friday 30 January to 6 am Monday 2 February 2026 • 9 pm Friday 13 February to 6 am Monday 16 February 2026

These closures are es...


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Over the last 12 months we have been looking over what we provide to our members and how we can best improve the charity. One of the significant visual changes you’ll see is our new branding and logo.

The last time the charity made a significant change to its branding was in 2011. When our old deep red logo was introduced along with the name change from Mobilise to Di...


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Disabled people across England will benefit from new powers being given to local authorities so they can deal with pavement parking more effectively. These changes have been confirmed by the Department for Transport. The aim is to make sure pavements are clear and can be used by everyone without barriers blocking their way. At the same time councils will have the ability to a...


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The AA has welcomed the government’s newly announced Road Safety Strategy, which for the first time since 2010 sets clear national targets to reduce deaths and serious injuries on UK roads. The strategy aims for a 65 percent reduction by 2035, an ambitious goal that, if achieved, could prevent around 19,000 people each year from being killed or seriously injured in road crash...


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As the festive lights dim and the calendar flips into a new chapter, many of us feel that familiar melancholy, often associated with the January Blues. Ambitious resolutions can cast a long shadow. However, it doesn't have to be a period of gloom. January can be transformed into a time for gentle reset and joy.

Instead of demanding steam-roller changes, this can be a m...


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