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Local business tax 'boon' for cities

31 August 2007

The introduction of a supplementary local business tax could raise billions of pounds for crucial infrastructure in major towns and cities, an analysis published this week says.

Plans to reopen Birmingham railway line

31 August 2007

Birmingham City Council plans to reopen the suburban railway line from Camp Hill to the city centre to passenger trains for the first time since 1941.

Supplementary business rates touted

31 August 2007

More than £10 billion could be raised towards major infrastructure over 30 years should businesses back supplementary business rates, according to research this week.

Local business rate touted

28 August 2007

A business tax levied by councils could raise over £10 billion for urban transport over 30 years, according to a report out today.

Land Securities lodges plans to renew key London interchange

24 August 2007

Land Securities has submitted a planning application for its London Victoria transport interchange proposals, it was announced this week.

MP backs toll for Midlands

24 August 2007

West Midlands authorities have been accused of showing a lack of leadership over road pricing by a local MP.

Atkins helps flood repairs

24 August 2007

Atkins has been appointed by the Department for Transport (DfT) to help local authorities assess damage and prepare claims for road repairs after recent floods.

JMP reviews role of taxis

24 August 2007

JMP Consulting has been chosen by Tyne and Wear's local transport plan team to assess private hire vehicles' role in increasing accessibility.

Campaigners win leave to fight Wye Valley cycle path scheme

24 August 2007

Residents opposed to a cycle route through the Wye Valley area of outstanding natural beauty can now challenge the planning permission at a full High Court hearing.