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26 January

20 January
If you are a local authority or other body looking to promote cycling, how do you go about it? What exactly do you do? Well,...

20 January
Cycling and freight groups this week gave a lukewarm welcome to Scottish transport minister Keith Brown’s announcement...
20 January

20 January
Andrew Forster In announcing the Government’s decision to press ahead with plans for a high-speed rail network (HS2) last week,...

20 January
One of several interesting sideshows surrounding the Government’s HS2 announcement was whether or not the business...
20 January

20 January
Andrew Forster Opponents of the Government’s high-speed rail plans were this week scrutinising hundreds of pages of documentation...

19 January
Mark Moran Westminster City Council is abandoning its plan to introduce evening and Sunday street parking charges. The proposed charges...

17 January
Deniz Huseyin The National Standards for civil enforcement agents have been updated in a bid to give the public more protection against...

16 January
Mark Moran Colin Barrow is to step down as the Conservative leader of Westminster City Council. Barrow has been closely identified with...

16 January
Comedian Alexander Armstrong will reveal the winners of the British Parking Awards, sponsored by Equita, in London on Friday...


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Latest opinion : Last updated 9 days ago
20 January
Andrew Forster
When high-speed rail was first touted as a much-needed investment for the UK by Jim Steer, founder of Greengauge 21, it met...
When high-speed rail was first touted as a much-needed investment for the UK by Jim Steer, founder of Greengauge 21, it met...

20 January
Phil Goodwin
There are many reasons given by retailers under pressure why their businesses are not doing so well, most of which relate to...
There are many reasons given by retailers under pressure why their businesses are not doing so well, most of which relate to...

20 January
James Dark
The challenges retailers face from the faltering economy were illustrated graphically last month by Mary Portas’s...
The challenges retailers face from the faltering economy were illustrated graphically last month by Mary Portas’s...
10 January
Andrew Forster
Ever since Britain’s bus services were deregulated outside London in 1986, the debate has raged between those who say...
Ever since Britain’s bus services were deregulated outside London in 1986, the debate has raged between those who say...

10 January
Hugh Morgan, Merton Cycling Campaign
Highway authorities may claim that they consider the safety of all road users; but do they consider the safety of all road...
Highway authorities may claim that they consider the safety of all road users; but do they consider the safety of all road...
Latest business : Last updated 2 days ago
27 January
FirstGroup is preparing to roll out a new UK bus brand to launch its long-awaited growth strategy for the bus division. The...
23 January
Network Rail is set to form alliances with six train operators, aimed at delivering cost savings, quicker decision making...
20 January
The Department for Transport has published details of the new commercial freedoms available to the winner of the next West...

20 January
Aurang Zeb, London Borough of Richmond
The Government’s proposal for a high-speed rail network has generated an interesting debate in professional and...
The Government’s proposal for a high-speed rail network has generated an interesting debate in professional and...
20 January
Jacobs Engineering, Rowsell Wright and Turner & Townsend will provide consultancy services on procurement and dispute...
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