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Guidance published for south coast railway station

12 November 2007

A supplementary planning document has been produced to guide regeneration around a South East railway station.

South East transport board backs road improvements

12 November 2007

South East politicians have backed the reallocation of funds to pay for a major regional road scheme.

Glasgow City Council wins award

9 November 2007

Glasgow City Council won the transport local authority of the year award at the Scottish Transport Awards this week.

Tram system under review

9 November 2007

A public inquiry into the £400 million extension of Nottingham's tram system began this week.

MPs call for road rethink

9 November 2007

Highway schemes of strategic significance should be reallocated to the national roads programme, MPs recommended this week.

Fresh interest from Kelly leads to Liverpool tram scheme talks

9 November 2007

A meeting to decide whether to resurrect Liverpool's tram project in the light of government support is set to go ahead next week.

Bill 'to cut planning time in half'

8 November 2007

New legislation will cut in half the time it takes for major transport infrastructure projects to clear the planning system, Hazel Blears has pledged.