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High-speed rail study launched
24 June 2008
New high-speed or "express" rail lines - stopping at only major cities - could be introduced to Britain as a result of a study launched today by the rail infrastructure owner.
Bristol to get Velib copy
19 June 2008
Bristol is to create a bike rental network, modelled on Paris' Velib scheme, the Department of Transport has announced.
SME body slams Manchester charge
11 June 2008
Manchester's new congestion charge could seriously harm the competitiveness of small businesses, it has been claimed.
Manchester transport improvements outlined
10 June 2008
Greater Manchester will use £2.8 billion from the Transport Innovation Fund (TIF) to make wide-ranging improvements to its transport infrastructure.
Manchester poised for congestion charge
9 June 2008
Ministers are expected to give their backing to a road congestion charge in Manchester later today.
New planning rules announced
4 June 2008
New Government planning rules have come into force with the aim of ensuring local plans are firmly based on the opinions of businesses, voluntary groups and local people.
Middlesbrough transport gets £12.3m boost
3 June 2008
The Government has announced it will invest £12.3 million in Middlesbrough's transport network in an attempt to ease congestion and boost regeneration in the city.
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