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Concern over North West RSS changes
28 August 2008
The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) has expressed reservations about changes to the new Regional Spatial Strategy for the North West.
Road freight statistics released
28 August 2008
The Department of Transport has released its road freight statistics for 2007.
Luton busway scheme moves forward
27 August 2008
A guided busway between Luton and Dunstable town centres was given the go-ahead by the government today.
Date set for Stansted inquiry
26 August 2008
The inquiry into a proposed second runway at Stansted Airport will start on April 15 next year, inspectors have confirmed to Essex County Council.
BAA ordered to sell three airports
20 August 2008
Airport operator BAA must sell three UK airports, according to the conclusion of The Competition Commission's investigation into the airport sector.
Johnson deputy quits
19 August 2008
Boris Johnson's first deputy mayor and chairman of Transport for London (TfL), Tim Parker, has resigned.
Road building costs 'almost double'
18 August 2008
The cost of the government's road building programme has nearly doubled to £8.12bn, according to a report from The Campaign for Better Transport.
Scottish government awards £15m green travel funding
14 August 2008
Seven Scottish towns and cities have been awarded a share of a £15 million fund to develop initiatives to encourage sustainable travel.
Johnson calls for 'eco-airport'
13 August 2008
London's mayor Boris Johnson has called for an investigation into the building of a new 'eco-friendly' airport in the Thames Estuary.
Johnson 'must do more for environment'
6 August 2008
London mayor Boris Johnson must do more to keep his promise to make London the greenest city in the world, Friends of the Earth said today.
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