Norfolk County Council has published the detailed programme for the major roadworks planned for Great Yarmouth's North Quay, Hall Quay, South Quay and Southgates Road.

[Read more about South Quay and Hall Quay roadworks details]

Radical new approaches to safety on rural roads were being launched on Tuesday 12 August by Norfolk County Council at the start of a three-year £1.5m national Demonstration Project.

[Read more about Norfolk trials radical new approaches to rural road safety]

Norfolk County Council is coming to the rescue of motorists feeling the heat of ever-soaring travel costs by cutting the price of Norwich Park & Ride services.

[Read more about Summer Price Drop at Norwich Park & Ride]

Norwich Low Emission Zone launch, 10.00am Wednesday 30 July*

Norwich's first Low Emission Zone came into force on Wednesday 30 July, bringing a breath of fresh air into the heart of the city at Castle Meadow.

[Read more about Norwich Low Emission Zone]

[Read more about A breath of fresh air for Norwich city centre]

Norfolk County Council has stepped in to provide a half-hourly bus service to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, during bus service disruption caused by gas main replacement starting Wednesday 23 July in the Gaywood Clock area.

[Read more about the Hospital shuttle laid on during King's Lynn bus service disruption]

Norfolk County Council Transport Strategy held its annual Local Transport Plan Delivery Seminar at South Green Park Enterprise Centre, Mattishall on Tuesday 15 July 2008.

[Read more about Norfolk’s Local Transport Delivery Seminar]

From 28 July there will be some significant changes to bus services in the North East of the County.

[Read more about North East Norfolk Bus Service Changes]

A campaign led by Norfolk County Council, which helped reduce the number of young people killed or injured on Norfolk's roads last year has again won national recognition.

Thursday 22 May at the Ecotech Centre, Turbine Way, Swaffham

The annual School Travel Plan Awards, celebrating the great work across all Norfolk schools and a 10% cut in car journeys on the school run, take place at the Ecotech Centre, Swaffham, on Thursday 22 May.

Norwich residents will hear how a Norwich congestion charge would raise enough money from motorists to cover its own costs - but not to fund a significant improvement in public transport or other major transport schemes.

Norfolk people are being better served by the County Council's own transport services - and by local bus services, according to reports that will be considered by Councillors on Wednesday (14 May).

A Norwich 'congestion charge' would raise enough money from motorists to cover its own costs - but not to fund other major transport schemes, according to a report by Norfolk County Council.

Norfolk County Council has spent nearly £87,000 to secure major improvements in train information and security that are now in use at Wymondham and Attleborough railway stations.

[Read more about County Council support boosts railway station information and security]

Norfolk County Council's annual road surface dressing programme for 2008 begins this week, with work starting in the Hopton area, around Ludham and east of Stalham.

[Read more about County’s annual summer road surfacing starts]

A number of changes to local bus services funded by Norfolk County Council take effect from the weekend of 5 - 8 April 2008. Some of the changes are relatively minor, but the CoastHopper service has a significantly improved timetable between Hunstanton and Sheringham.