Better Roads Across Our Area

Roads

In my continuing campaign to improve the roads in and around North East Hampshire, I've met Andrew Jones, M.P., the Minister for Roads to discuss recommendations on how our local transport infrastructure can be upgraded.

It is not only motorists who would benefit from these proposals, but cyclists and pedestrians too. It is crucial that we upgrade our roads for all who use them, focusing investment to meet demand.

I believe that there is more that can be done to improve our roads, in partnership with Hampshire County Council, so I will continue to work with the Department for Transport in order to make Hampshire’s road network work for everyone – today and tomorrow.

News

Ranil Jayawardena MP—Opinion Piece March 2020

Better roads across our area With North East Hampshire having the highest rate of two-car ownership in the UK, I know how vital boosting investment in fixing our roads and delivering better roads across our area is. From the many emails and letters I receive, little causes constituents more frustr

Ranil Jayawardena MP—Opinion Piece July 2019

Better roads for everyone A functioning road network is vital in a predominantly rural constituency like ours. It gets people to and from work within our constituency and beyond, it connects family and friends, and it can even help people keep fit if they’re on two wheels.

Extra £3 Million Pothole Fund For Hampshire

Member of Parliament for North East Hampshire, Ranil Jayawardena MP, has welcomed Hampshire’s £2,956,522 share of the £97.5 million pothole/flood resilience funding announced today to repair roads after this winter’s damage. The nearly £100 million fund from the Department for Transport is on

Pothole Action Fund

Ranil Jayawardena, M.P. has welcomed news that local road-users will benefit from a dedicated £2,123,000 pothole fund.

Funding to fix potholes

I welcome the government's announcement of £3 billion of investment on improving roads in a boost for motorists across the UK and in North East Hampshire. The Transport Secretary has outlined details of road improvements announced as part of the Autumn Statement, including: £925 million to tackle