Norfolk | TMO Highways

Supplier Chain Sustainability School Gold

Gold Status Achieved!

Our Performance & IMS Director has personally completed over 150 hours of learning through the Supply Chain Sustainability School’s resources.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month

Our teams work outdoors every day, often for long hours and in tough conditions. Sunshine is welcome, but prolonged UV exposure is a real occupational risk, and one we take seriously.

TMO Highways is now proudly part of RAISE

Every day, our teams work on some of the country’s busiest roads, keeping people moving and delivering essential safety for the travelling public. But roadworker abuse and site incursions continue to be a real and growing challenge across the sector

We’re proud to share that TMO Highways is now part of RAISE – the Roadworker Abuse & Incursion Exchange, facilitated through the Traffic Management Contractors Association (TMCA).

Every day, our teams work on some of the country’s busiest roads across Norfolk and Suffolk, Essex and Herts, Bedfordshire and The Midlands, Cambridge and Lincolnshire and London, keeping people moving and delivering essential safety for the travelling public. But roadworker abuse and site incursions continue to be a real and growing challenge across the sector.

We’re proud to share that TMO Highways has been awarded a new contract to supply traffic management services to Cadent Gas.

TMO Highways has been awarded the new contract to supply traffic management services to Cadent Gas across the East of Anglia.

Over the past five years, we’ve steadily expanded our reach by focusing on high‑quality, safe and dependable traffic management, and this award marks another significant milestone in that journey. Under this contract, we’ll now be supporting Cadent Gas operations across Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire, while also acting in a supporting role across Suffolk and Essex.

The Bypass opened for public use on the 11th August 2025

The much-anticipated Long Stratton Bypass officially opened to the public on 11 August 2025, ahead of schedule. Excited motorists queued up to be among the first to drive along the newly completed route, which now diverts traffic away from the heart of Long Stratton, Norfolk.

Local residents have campaigned for this development for many years, citing the need to ease congestion and improve safety in the village. Their efforts have now paid off, with the bypass promising smoother journeys and a quieter, safer environment for the community.