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DfT unveils motorway bottleneck plans

28 November 2008

A choice of major roadwork schemes designed to open up the notorious bottleneck at Junction 30 of the M25 are to be released in the spring following the conclusion of a Whitehall study.

Give your views and win £100 prize

28 November 2008

Regeneration & Renewal's readers are being invited to share their views of the magazine with the editorial team, and win £100 of Marks & Spencer vouchers or £100 for the charity of your choice in the process.

Boris axes western congestion zone

27 November 2008

The western extension of London's congestion charge zone is to be scrapped, the mayor has announced.

Blears and Boris in Gateway bridge talks

26 November 2008

The communities secretary has held talks with the mayor of London aimed at resurrecting the Thames Gateway bridge and the extension of the Docklands Light Railway, it has emerged.

'Keynesian' transport projects announced

26 November 2008

The transport projects that will share an extra £1 billion next year to help counter the economic downturn were announced today.

Ofcom pulls 'biased' congestion charge ad

25 November 2008

Allegations of bias have forced the broadcasting watchdog to take an advert for Manchester's upcoming congestion charge referendum off the air.

£3bn in capital spending brought forward

24 November 2008

The Government is bringing forward £3 billion of capital spending to inject public finance into the ailing economy over the next eighteen months, chancellor Alistair Darling said today.

"Oyster cards for major cities", demands think-tank

21 November 2008

Britain's largest provincial cities need their own version of London's cashless "Oyster card" fare payment system to encourage residents back on to public transport, according to a think-tank.

DfT announces first 'Keynesian' project

18 November 2008

The Department of Transport has announced its first major infrastructure project to be brought forward under government plans to stimulate the economy.