All UK policy articles – Page 12

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    Metro Report International

    What have the trams ever done for us?

    2021-10-22T05:00:00Z

    UK: The Urban Transport Group has published the Leading light: What light rail can do for city regions report produced by consultancy Steer Group, which sets out how light rail supports economic growth, social inclusion and environmental gains. The key findings are that: light rail ...

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    Rail Business UK

    Rail industry calls for action now on Net Zero Strategy

    2021-10-21T07:00:00Z

    UK: The rail industry has called for faster action to implement the government’s Net Zero Strategy: Build Back Greener plan which was published on October 19. Key policies in the strategy include ‘a net zero rail network by 2050, with the ambition to remove all diesel-only ...

  • The first step in ticketing modernisation will be to ‘blow the dust off’ the current system.
    News

    Reforms aim to ‘blow the dust off’ UK rail ticketing system

    2017-02-03T12:41:00Z

    UK: A complete overhaul of the structure of Great Britain’s fares system is being planned by the Rail Delivery Group, with the aim of reflecting changes in the way passengers now travel and enabling bidders for future franchises to put forward more innovative ideas for ticketing. ...

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    News

    'No delay' to High Speed 2 as legal challenges dismissed

    2013-03-15T12:25:00Z

    UK: Under-Secretary of State for Transport Simon Burns confirmed on March 15 that there would be ‘no delay’ to the planned High Speed 2 railway between London and the north of England after a series of legal challenges to the project were dismissed at the High Court ...

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    News

    Scotland: ‘We are more hands-on’

    2008-03-05T10:02:00Z

    Devolution of power from the UK to the Scottish Government has enabled Scotland to formulate its own transport strategy. Andrew Grantham asked Chief Executive of Transport Scotland Malcolm Reed about the future direction of Scotland’s railways