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Zoe Williams ( Yes, Clapham Junction is that bad , 19 November) is unfair. The views from this rooftop-level station are inspiring, and I once saw a glorious sunset from the footbridge. True, it does only have one loo, the...
The Department for Transport is looking into the franchise operation A rail operator involved in controversy over a franchise to provide services between London, Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk is bidding for more investment....
Rail fares for Lancashire commuters have risen by more than a third in six years, a new investigation into soaring ticket prices reveals today. In 2003 the Government changed the rail fares policy for regulated fares meaning...
This week’s Queen’s Speech revealed that with no sense of incongruity the Government is to give all children the “legal right” to a good education. A number of “guarantees” concerning standards are pledged to parents who will...
Liverpool Central Station – a victim of the notorious 1960s Beeching Axe Nov 20 2009 by William Leece, Liverpool Daily Post Central Station – a victim of the notorious 1960s Beeching Axe With a much-needed makeover now within...
Nov 20 2009 Daily Post WREXHAM MP Ian Lucas has written to the UK rail minister asking for a fresh meeting to discuss electrifying the Wrexham to Bidston line. Mr Lucas is pushing for the meeting with Lord Adonis to follow up...
BusinessGreen.com Staff, BusinessGreen , Friday 20 November 2009 at 00:15:00 Commission rules new £30m fund for low carbon bus technology does not breach state aid rules The government's plans for a new £30m fund to help...
The government has pledged £30 million towards setting up more recharging points for electric and plug-in hybrid cars across the UK. The Plugged-In Places initiative forms the latest part of the government’s plans for the UK to...
Tom Young, BusinessGreen , Thursday 19 November 2009 at 17:07:00 Business and local authorities encouraged to bid for new grant money The government formally launched its new "Plugged-in Places" initiative yesterday, inviting...
College to give its neighbouring state school access to the lake that inspired the boating song By Richard Garner, Education Editor One school has educated 19 British prime ministers. Now Eton College has gone into partnership...
