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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'.
Bookies bank on c-charge no vote
8 December 2008
The Manchester city-region is destined to vote against introducing a congestion charge, according to the latest odds from bookmakers Ladbrokes.
Major Crossrail funding secured
4 December 2008
A £350 million tranche of funding for London's £15.9 billion east-west Crossrail line has been confirmed today.
'Keynesian' transport projects announced
26 November 2008
The transport projects that will share an extra £1 billion next year to help counter the economic downturn were announced today.
"Oyster cards for major cities", demands think-tank
21 November 2008
Britain's largest provincial cities need their own version of London's cashless "Oyster card" fare payment system to encourage residents back on to public transport, according to a think-tank.
DfT announces first 'Keynesian' project
18 November 2008
The Department of Transport has announced its first major infrastructure project to be brought forward under government plans to stimulate the economy.
BAA pledges £230m to Crossrail
4 November 2008
Airports operator BAA has agreed to provide £230 million towards the construction of Crossrail.
Government commissions high-speed rail study
30 October 2008
Government proposals for a high-speed rail network for the UK could be published as early as Easter 2009, the Government has confirmed.
DLR extension halt sparks council backlash
23 October 2008
The London mayor's decision to shelve plans to extend the Docklands Light Railway to Dagenham Dock has put a major Thames Gateway regeneration project at risk, the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham has warned.
Northern Way transport expert to speak at conference
9 October 2008
The transport director of the government-backed coalition charged with driving northern economic development will address Regeneration & Renewal's Northern Regeneration Summit next month.
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