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Take the high road

9 May 2008

Local authority infrastructure chiefs are challenging policies founded on curbing transport demand but their solutions have not impressed the green lobby, reports Mark Smulian.

Airport's hub role opposed

9 May 2008

Expanding Heathrow Airport would be a "costly mistake", a former British Airways boss has warned.

Funds boost Scots roads

9 May 2008

South Lanarkshire Council has pledged £126 million to improve more than 80 per cent of its roads by 2016.

Draft offers ports advice

9 May 2008

The government is consulting on its first ever guidance for preparing port masterplans, published last week.

Bolton holds toll support

9 May 2008

A Greater Manchester congestion charge remains on the cards after anti-toll Conservatives failed to win control of Bolton Council in last week's elections.

London tram plans await clarification

9 May 2008

Light rail promoters in London await a clear direction from new mayor Boris Johnson after his campaign sent mixed messages on projects.

Light rail group resists Belfast guided bus recommendations

9 May 2008

Campaigners fighting for a light rail system in Belfast have rejected claims that a guided bus would be a cheaper option.

Manchester road charge 'looks safe' after poll

9 May 2008

Manchester's congestion charging scheme could squeeze through by a whisker after the anti-toll Tories failed to grab control of a pivotal borough in the city-region.

Shellhaven port plans move forward

9 May 2008

Plans for a port on a 750ha site in the London Thames Gateway cleared their final hurdle after the Government issued a harbour empowerment order. Construction of Shellhaven Port, which is near Stanford-le-Hope, south Essex, will begin later this year.