Issue Issue 26 - 9 December 2011: Regulars - Heroes & Villians
Latest news:
- Mayor opens new-look Exhibition Rd
- Scots and Welsh bus operators hit as ministers cut BSOG payments
- Fears for major schemes as DfT devolves funding pot to LEPs
- Baker cuts permitting red tape
- DfT plays down Cornwall’s bid to pilot concessionary travel charges
- Business and political pressure grows for extra SE airport capacity
- Shapps backs retail guru’s parking message but Welsh less impressed
- Think twice before calling schemes shared space, designer tells council
- Countdown rolled out to 200 locations in capital
- TfL doubles estimated traffic benefits of lane rental
- Ministers authorise up to three lane rental pilots to cut congestion
- Glasgow voices rail station fears
- Ministers consider adding council projects to Aberdeen bypass deal
- Notts residents to buy their own dropped kerbs
- Highland models how to maximise funding
- Staffs’ repairs budget hinges on asset sales
- Essex sets sights on raising extra cash with highways joint venture
- Making the case for an intelligent transport future based on better co-operation
- Google criticised for lack of local travel info
- Cambridge team develops new traffic data collection methods
- Baker opens first private DC charging point for electric vehicles
- ‘Boris Island’ airport splits commentators as idea appears to gain political support
- Network Rails and TOCs agree new alliances
- DfT moves to reduce costs of Traffic Regulation Orders
- Boots to pass on levy costs to staff
Fears for major schemes as DfT devolves funding pot to LEPs
Glasgow voices rail station fears
DfT plays down Cornwall’s bid to pilot concessionary travel charges
Cumbria in-sources as Norfolk says outsourcing will not reduce costs
Glasgow puts quick response data option on bus stops
First launches bus growth strategy with new brand
