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Report on transport investment in British cities

30 November 2007

Potential returns on transport investment in British cities are going "uncounted and unrecognised", a think-tank warns this week.

City receives flood payout

30 November 2007

Roads damaged by this summer's flooding in Sheffield are to benefit from £6.3 million funding, transport minister Rosie Winterton said this week.

Yorkshire set for link cash

30 November 2007

A road connecting Wakefield and Barnsley to the motorway network has been given the final go-ahead with £22.8 million funding, the government announced last week.

Travel spend wins increase

30 November 2007

Councils are to receive £4 billion in funding over three years for local transport schemes, the government announced this week.

North builds up business case for freight rail line investment

30 November 2007

The government has underestimated the extra rail capacity needed in northern England to cope with freight demand, regional leaders argued this week.

Transport adviser casts doubt on tram scheme prospects

29 November 2007

A leading transport adviser has warned that Metro-style tram schemes outside London are unlikely to be built due to Whitehall interference.

Cities may get metropolitan transport bodies

23 November 2007

Major northern cities could get their own London-style city-regional transport authorities under government plans.

City's travel cash blasted

23 November 2007

Transport budgets in the capital have been cut for the second year running, London Councils has complained.

Region faces link cost rise

16 November 2007

Transport scheme delivery in the South East is threatened by cost increases that are much larger than the amount the government has allowed, it has emerged.