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£200m Leicester Railway Station regeneration project proposed

People across Leicester are being called on for their input into a major new plan setting out transport and travel priorities for the city for the next 15 years, including a £200m regeneration project for Leicester Railway Station and a future workplace parking levy. The draft Leicester Transport Plan has been drawn up, focusing on […]

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£400m of investment into upgrading rail announced by Government

Investment for Transpennine route upgrade, increased freight capacity between the Port of Southampton and Midlands plus new stations at Exeter and Leeds. extra £317 million investment into major Transpennine route upgrade to make train journeys across the north faster, greener and more convenient new stations set to open in Leeds and the south-west, alongside significant […]

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£745m business case published for North-East metro extension

Cross-party North East politicians and regional business leaders have come together to call upon the Government to invest in North East infrastructure by supporting the re-development of a new Metro extension in the region. The move comes as Transport North East publishes the first step in production of a Business Case, for approval by the […]

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Amber Fund Mgt funds Rock Rail Electroliners

The Mayor of London’s Energy Efficiency Fund (‘MEEF‘), managed by Amber Fund Management Limited (‘Amber Infrastructure’), has provided a debt and equity funding solution to Rock Road, a subsidiary of Rock Rail (together ‘Rock’), for the financing of 30 Wrightbus Electroliners to be operated out of Twickenham depot on Route 111 by Abellio. The state-of-the-art […]

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British Steel to be used in vital Middlesbrough station overhaul

A vital upgrade of Middlesbrough Station will see British Steel used as part of the huge £34million revamp. Teams are hard at work on the second part of the transport scheme which will revitalise the station undercroft, create new walkways and spaces for businesses, and boost capacity for more rail services. Story Contracting is carrying […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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Carter Jonas awarded HS2 property management contract

High Speed 2 Ltd (HS2) has appointed national property consultancy Carter Jonas to deliver asset management services across its wide range of property and land assets acquired for the development of the UK high speed rail network. Following a competitive tender via the CCS procurement framework, Carter Jonas is appointed on a five-year contract. The […]

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Combined Authority looks to reinvent transport strategy post Mayoral-election

Prioritising left behind communities, tackling inequalities and accelerating carbon reduction will form part of a renewed strategy for better transport across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. At its meeting on July 28, the Combined Authority Board agreed to proceed with a reinvention of the transport strategy in the region through a revamped Local Transport Plan (LTP). An […]

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DW Windsor blends safety with style to support railway improvement works

Dawlish is a pleasant seaside resort town located on the south coast of Devon. It features an attractive sand and shingle beach flanked by a sea wall that stretches the length of the bay. The town’s Grade II listed railway station sits atop the sea wall, as does the railway line, offering pleasant views out to sea; however, its location makes it vulnerable to the extremities of the weather.  In 2014, Dawlish’s coastal railway line suffered severe damage following heavy winter storms. […]

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