Highways Asset Management Strategy

We're committed to the consistent provision of top quality and cost-effective services. We are improving how we manage all our resources, including our highway assets.

Our highway infrastructure is valuable as it's of significant importance for national and local economic prosperity. It's no surprise that the levels of funding for the management of this are under continuous review. There's ever-increasing pressure from government and the public for transparency, accountability and more efficient use of the limited resources available.

Having an asset management strategy allows for a more efficient and effective use of resources. It also fulfils legal obligations, delivering stakeholder needs and safeguarding the engineering integrity of the network.

The following documents outline our approach to asset management.

Highway Asset Management Strategy

Highways Asset Management Strategy 2018 - 22 (760.48 KB)

Local Flood Risk Management Strategy and supporting documents

Local Flood Risk Management Strategy 2017 - 2023 (2.83 MB)

Figure 1 - Cheshire Mid-Mersey Catchment Area (391.33 KB)

Figure 2 - Warrington ward boundaries (7.96 MB)

Figure 3 - Detailed river network (8.06 MB)

Figure 4 - River network (8.05 MB)

Figure 5 - Distribution of historic flood records (council) (7.99 MB)

Figure 6 - Distribution of historic flood records (United Utilities) (7.97 MB)

Figure 7 - Environment agency flood map for planning (7.55 MB)