Social media plays a key role on both informing the public and promoting the the Lower Thames Crossing project.
One of a set of four, this campaign sought to give a opportunity for local companies to express their thoughts on how the Lower thames Crossing could improve their business.
As part of International Women's Day we asked women working on Lower Thames Crossing project their thoughts on diversity and inclusivity.
This campaign sought to promote LTC's appenticeship scheme. Use of real photography of people on the project gave far greater credibility to the campaign.
Major road projects often have a fund they can use to give local communities affected by the project a much needed boost.
A broader campaign where the emphasis was on investing in the local community and upskilling workers for the future.
