Project to begin on Tuesday 30 August for one day On behalf of Transport Scotland, BEAR Scotland will be carrying out surfacing improvements on the A82 Spean Bridge on Tuesday 30 August. The scheme, involving the resurfacing of a 250 metre section of carriageway near the Aonach Mor Hotel, will create a safer and … Continued
Project to begin on Tuesday 16 August for seven nights Overnight road closures to be implemented 16 and 17 August, 8pm to 5am Overnight convoy to be operated from 18 to 24 August, 7pm to 5am No works to be undertaken on Friday or Saturday nights. On behalf of Transport Scotland, BEAR Scotland will … Continued
This week marks 40 years since the iconic Kessock Bridge opened in Inverness in 1982. The landmark structure was officially opened to the public on Friday 6 August in 1982 by the Queen Mother after four years of construction at a cost of £25m. To celebrate the anniversary, BEAR Scotland is holding an exhibition of … Continued
BEAR Scotland has donated £1,000 on behalf of all staff to Inverness-based charity Clarity Walk, an organisation dedicated to bringing people together through nature to connect communities and reduce isolation, anxiety and depression. The charity offers various activities where they aim to encourage people to take time away from digital devices and spend more time … Continued
Work is set to begin on Monday 1 August for three days On behalf of Transport Scotland, BEAR Scotland will be undertaking essential bridge repairs to the A830 Arienskill Rail Bridge east of Lochailort, from Monday 1 August. The works involve repairing the concrete parapets, a process that involves breaking out defective concrete and … Continued
Works to begin Monday 1 August for two weeks On behalf of Transport Scotland, BEAR Scotland will be undertaking essential bridge repairs on the A82, involving Choilich Bridge and Ceannside Three Bridge south of Laggan, from Monday 1 August. The repairs proposed at the A82 Choilich Bridge will see teams remove the existing damaged … Continued
ADDITIONAL DAYTIME WORKS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE ESSENTIAL SCOUR REPAIRS ON THE A85 LUIB STATION BRIDGE Please be advised that for operational reasons, additional daytime works are now required to complete essential scour repairs on the A85 Luib Station Bridge. The project started on Monday 25 July and was expected to be complete by Friday … Continued
Works begin on Sunday 24 July for four nights Overnight road closures, 8pm to 6am Two sections of the A828 south of Dallachulish are set to benefit from an improved road surface, with works set to get underway on Sunday 24 July. The £120,000 investment from Transport Scotland will see approximately 500m of the … Continued
SURFACING IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR THE A82 NORTH OF TORLUNDY HAVE BEEN RESCHEDULED WITH ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT REQUIRED Please be advised that due to operational reasons, the surfacing improvements planned for the A82 north of Torlundy have been rescheduled and additional traffic management is required. The improvements began on Tuesday 19 July, however due to … Continued
OVERNIGHT SURFACING IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR THE A82 TYNDRUM HAVE BEEN RESCHEDULED Please be advised that due to operational reasons, the surfacing improvements planned for the A82 at Tyndrum have been rescheduled. The improvements were scheduled to take place on Wednesday 20 July for one night; however, works will now take place on Thursday 21 … Continued
ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT REQUIRED FOR THE OVERNIGHT SURFACING IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED ON A9 NORTH OF PORTGOWER Please be advised that additional traffic management is required to complete the surfacing improvements planned for the A9 north of Portgower. Given the nature of the works being undertaken, a lane closure with use of temporary traffic lights will … Continued
Project to begin on Thursday 14 July over three days Lane closures in place for safety, 7am to 7pm Road users using the A87 near Loch Loyne are set to benefit from an improved road surface, with works due to get underway on Thursday 14 July. The improvements will see over 700 metres of … Continued