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Reckless ministers set to burn fingers over policy amendments

By Bryan Johnston

26 October 2007

Why are ministers so intent on playing with fire when it comes to the legal aspects of public policy?

Stations to be revamped

19 October 2007

Eight stations across London and the South East will be revamped under plans by Network Rail, it was announced this week.

EC action plan on urban congestion

19 October 2007

The European Commission will next year launch an action plan that will aim to spread good practice in tackling urban congestion across the European Union.

Car share firm aims to reap planning gain rewards

16 October 2007

Consultant Atisreal is advising a car-sharing company on how to incorporate its service into section 106 agreements for housing developments.

European Commission to publish urban transport guide

15 October 2007

The European Commission will publish an action plan next year which will aim to spread good practice in tackling urban congestion across the European Union.

Lobby urges regional cash

12 October 2007

The Campaign for Better Transport has called for more funds to be made available to the UK regions following the green light for London's Crossrail scheme.

Bath scheme gets backing

12 October 2007

A £54 million package of measures to improve public transport in Bath has been granted initial approval by the government.

Edinburgh work to favour pedestrians

12 October 2007

A masterplan that aims to make the south side of Edinburgh city centre more pedestrian-friendly was unveiled last week.

Crossrail set to boost city

12 October 2007

Crossrail's main London stations will provide a significant focus for major office schemes, property experts have predicted.

Northern rail set for study

12 October 2007

Major improvements to rail routes and infrastructure around Manchester are to be the focus of a government study that aims to increase rail capacity in the north.