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Scotland accelerates £230m of infrastructure funding

9 January 2009

Plans to bring forward more than £230 million of funding to spend on infrastructure projects in 2009-10 have been announced by the Scottish Government.

Scotland accelerates £230m of infrastructure funding

9 January 2009

Plans to bring forward more than £230 million of funding to spend on infrastructure projects in 2009-10 have been announced by the Scottish Government.

Adonis backs high-speed rail

5 January 2009

A North-South high-speed rail line could form a key part of a new 15-year national transport strategy, the Government has said.

Crossrail tender launched

19 December 2008

Nine companies have been invited to tender for the project representative role for cross-London train link Crossrail, it has been announced.

Winning Routemaster designs unveiled

19 December 2008

The winning designs in the competition to design a "21st Century Routemaster" bus for London have been unveiled.

Boris mulls c-charge poll

18 December 2008

London Mayor Boris Johnson is considering holding a referendum on whether to scrap the central-London congestion charge, he said yesterday.

Scots planning framework published

15 December 2008

The Scottish Government has identified twelve major infrastructure projects, including a new Forth crossing and the 2014 Commonwealth Games, as top priorities in a new national planning framework published last week.

Manchester C-charge poll 'set for resounding no'

12 December 2008

The chief executive of Manchester City Council has predicted that the result of a public referendum into whether a congestion charge should be introduced in the city will be a resounding 'no'.

Scottish transport priorities revealed

11 December 2008

Efforts to stimulate the economy by fast tracking capital spending are being undermined because existing projects are running into difficulties, new research has shown.