Street Manager
This group support the continual development of the Street Manager service
This group looks at and supports developments in the Street Manager Service, and the transition from the former EToN process
This group helps to
- identify and prioritise user needs alongside
- support DfT in planning it's roadmap for developments
- supporting communications. on Street Manager
Working Chairs
Our working groups are co chaired with one representative from SWUK and one from JAGUK
Co-Chair Street Manager Governance Group
Sarah Widdows
Sarah is Street Works and Permitting Manager for Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council. Previously, Roadspace Management Manager for Buckinghamshire County Council, Sarah has had 20+ years working in the industry and implemented permit schemes in Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Councils. Sarah is also JAG(UK) Strategy Group Chair, Permit Authority Group Chair and was Anglian JAG Chair for over eight years. Sarah is the Highway Authority Chair on the Street Manager Governance Group.
Street Works and Permitting Manager - Cambridgeshire
Co-Chair (JUG) Street Manager Governance Group, SWUK Management Team , Lane Rental Forum & EMHAUC
Samantha Brothwell
Samantha Brothwell was appointed to the Street Works UK Board in December 2012. Samantha is the Street Works Policy Manager for Western Power Distribution, Electricity Distribution Network Operator for the Midlands, South West of England and South Wales. Samantha is also the current chair of the Energy Networks Association Street Works Forum, East Midlands Joint Utility Group, East Midlands HAUC (Utility Side) and a member of the Co-ordination Working Group.
Samantha has worked in the electricity sector since 1990, and has had responsibility for Street Works since 2000.
Contact Us:
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Q1
Who manages the Street Manager service
The Department of Transport (DFT) build (using the help of a company called Kainos) and then maintain and manage the Street Manager Service
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Q2
Where does the Street Manager service cover?
Street Manager covers England only