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City receives flood payout
30 November 2007
Roads damaged by this summer's flooding in Sheffield are to benefit from £6.3 million funding, transport minister Rosie Winterton said this week.
Yorkshire set for link cash
30 November 2007
A road connecting Wakefield and Barnsley to the motorway network has been given the final go-ahead with £22.8 million funding, the government announced last week.
Travel spend wins increase
30 November 2007
Councils are to receive £4 billion in funding over three years for local transport schemes, the government announced this week.
Report on transport investment in British cities
30 November 2007
Potential returns on transport investment in British cities are going "uncounted and unrecognised", a think-tank warns this week.
Lobby group voices fears on Heathrow consultation
30 November 2007
Opponents of plans to expand Heathrow Airport have not ruled out a legal challenge to the government's consultation on a third runway.
North builds up business case for freight rail line investment
30 November 2007
The government has underestimated the extra rail capacity needed in northern England to cope with freight demand, regional leaders argued this week.
RAC claims tolls will not halt road needs
30 November 2007
The UK will need more roads even if road pricing is introduced, the RAC Foundation argued this week.
Cities' transport powers too weak, says adviser
30 November 2007
The chances of getting a Metro-style rapid transit project built in a major city today is "close to zero" due to Whitehall's weakening of urban authorities, the transport adviser for the Government's flagship economic development strategy for the North warned this week.
TPi to study rural travel
30 November 2007
Tranport planning consultancy TPi has been appointed to look at ways to develop sustainable community transport services in rural west Dorset.
Bill proposes council levy
30 November 2007
The proposed community infrastructure levy (CIL) in the Planning Reform Bill will let councils charge developers for infrastructure not related to specific schemes.
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