Bridgend, Wales · Since 2009

Streetworks compliance,
sorted.

Training, auditing and admin support for everyone who notices, permits, or inspects works on the highway — built around the Electronic Transfer of Notices system (EToN), NRSWA and the Traffic Management Act.

EToN · NRSWA · TMA specialists Trusted by utility & highway authorities
// About us

Run by people who've done the job.

All About Holes Ltd is led by director Darran Beveridge, built on a combination of over 30 years' experience in streetworks operations and back-office compliance. We work with utility companies and street/permit authorities to raise standards across noticing, permitting, auditing and reporting.

Our ambition is straightforward: build strategic partnerships with organisations that want to improve compliance, reduce financial exposure, and get more out of the systems they already use — Exor, Mayrise, Confirm, Symology, Street Manager and WDM among them.

30+
Years combined experience
2009
Founded in Bridgend
6
EToN systems supported

“This new course in streetworks administration fills a large gap in the list of recognised accreditation courses available for the undertaking and management of streetworks.”

— Tom Lambert, General Manager Streetworks,
Balfour Beatty Utility Solutions

// Solutions

Process, procedures & audits

Documented workflows and on-site audits designed around EToN specifications, the Code of Practice for Inspections, and reinstatement standards.

Noticing / EToN Workflow

A full set of legislation process flow charts covering EToN specification, reinstatement of highways, inspection code of practice, and coordination of streetworks.

FPN & S74 clarification

Permitting / EToN Workflow

Permit legislation process flow charts covering EToN specification, reinstatement standards and coordination — built for activity promoters and permit authorities.

Permit schemes

TMA Performance Indicators

Bespoke TPIs so works and activity promoters — and street or permit authorities — can confirm compliance trends against JAG guidance.

Compliance trending

Safety Compliance Audits

Site audits confirming operational staff and work promoters follow the safety code of practice, with photo evidence, root cause analysis and corrective actions.

On-site audit

Reinstatement Compliance Audits

Audits of reinstated sites against specification — material standard, proximity, crowning — with core sampling where required to confirm layer depth.

Core sampling available

System Report Compilation

We use your own systems to identify and extract reports that reduce the financial burden of poor working practices and improve compliance levels.

Onsite or remote
// Training

Courses & seminars

Lantra-accredited streetworks training, tailored to your organisation's systems and legislative obligations.

EToN System Training

Hands-on training on Exor, Mayrise, Confirm, Symology, Street Manager and WDM, for both work/activity promoters and street or permitting authority coordinators.

User guides available

NRSWA / TMA Legislation

Seminar training on the New Roads & Street Works Act and Traffic Management Act, scaled to every level of your workforce.

Up to 20 attendees / day

Permit Legislation

Everything your workforce needs to operate correctly within a permit scheme, and avoid refusals or breached conditions.

Up to 20 attendees / day

// Support

Admin & ops support

Cover for your team when you need it, and a cost-effective route to network management duty compliance.

Short / Long Term Admin Support

Qualified, experienced NRSWA administrators and coordinators to cover short or long-term contracts, working alongside your existing team at rates comparable to standard agency staff.

Flexible contract length

EToN OPS Support Contract

We help highway maintenance departments meet their Traffic Management Act network management duty — maintaining an accurate, up-to-date streetwork register in line with every other work promoter.

Per-notice contract model
// Results

What our testing finds

Every core sample we lab-test, aggregated across every client — anonymised, with no single organisation identified.

A higher fail rate here isn't a black mark against us — it's the point of independent testing. Our council clients invest in road infrastructure, and every non-compliant reinstatement we catch is one that gets put right, or charged for, instead of quietly failing early. Catching more is doing the job better.

22,518
Cores lab-tested, 2024–2026 (YTD)
69.1%
Overall fail rate identified
15,569
Non-compliant reinstatements flagged
Fail — non-compliant, flagged for action Pass — compliant reinstatement
2024
70.6%
29.4%
2025
68.3%
31.7%
2026Year to date
68.5%
31.5%

Figures cover lab-tested core samples across all council and utility clients, filtered by tested date. 2026 is year-to-date as of 25 August 2026. Snapshot pulled from our Coring system — not yet a live feed.

View as table
YearCores testedFailFail %PassPass %
20248,0605,68970.6%2,37129.4%
20258,6905,93168.3%2,75931.7%
2026 (YTD)5,7683,94968.5%1,81931.5%
// Contact

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