The Hub took part in the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) Innovation and Learning Festival 2026, collaborating with National Highways to deliver a session on the DARe Transport Performance & Risk Analysis Framework (TPRAF).
Stakeholders and DARe team members in Cambridge came together for a case study workshop on multi-stakeholder decision-making for transport climate resilience. The workshop took place during a heatwave, emphasising the urgent need to adapt infrastructure to extreme weather.
The third DARe Funder and Arm’s‑Length Body (ALB) Workshop, held in London, gathered representatives from UKRI EPSRC, the UK Department for Transport, Network Rail, National Highways, and HS2 Ltd, alongside members of the DARe team.
DARe Flex Fund Project Report examining the potential for transferring best practice in resilience from non-transport infrastructure sectors to the transport domain.
DARe is delighted to announce the successful completion of the first project from the Hub’s inaugural Flexible Funding call.
In November, the DARe Hub attended the UKRI Building a Green Future (BaGF) Project Conference, which brought together project teams from across the UKRI portfolio.
Dr Kristina Wolf shares her thoughts and reflections after attending COP30 in Belém, Brazil. COP30 hosted the first-ever Transport Pavilion, which finally gave transport a dedicated platform in the climate dialogue.
In June, the DARe Hub came together for a productive Full Team Meeting at Newcastle University.
GUEST PIECE: Miriam MacLennan shares insights from a recent Arup report that explores strategies for improving transport resilience against extreme weather.
Following her attendance at the 20th Modelling World conference in Manchester, Dr Yimeng Liu shares key takeaways from the event.
The Cambridge team hosted a co-creation workshop to help develop DARe's Cambridgeshire case study, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders to identify the region’s key transport-related challenges.
In April, the DARe Hub welcomed members of other research initiatives to Newcastle University for a collaborative workshop on future scenario development.
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