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Tough targets and £70 million investment to ensure major improvements under new South Eastern franchise deal.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Train companies are challenged to do more to help meet the capacity challenge on the rail network in England and Wales.
Government funding will cut pollution from over 1,000 public sector vehicles.
No regulated rail fares will rise by more than inflation in 2015 - with last year’s freeze this will save season ticket holders around £75 over 2014 and 2015.
Transport Minister opens Bristol station car park and cuts first turf for Devon’s newest train station.
Roads Minister experiences first hand the challenges of managing England’s motorway network.
As part of the long term economic plan, the govenment is investing to improve London's essential transport infrastructure.
150 new carriages will increase capacity, create jobs and boost economic growth.
Negotiations for a franchise deed of amendment to provide additional trains on South West Trains' services have concluded.
Major milestone reached in £6.5 billion Thameslink Programme as 2 more platforms are opened at London Bridge station.
Explains that Network Rail is now a public sector arm’s-length body of the Department for Transport.
New democratic right could allow local residents and firms to trigger a council led review of road restrictions in their area.
Re-release of the statement on the national speed limit for heavy goods vehicles of more than 7.5 tonnes on single carriageways.
Revised answer to a Parliamentary Question about consultancy amounts within the Department for Transport.
400 freight operator allocations still available.
Highway network to get an extra 900 miles of capacity thanks to £24 billion investment.
Three companies have been shortlisted to run the Northern franchise and 3 are being considered for the TransPennine Express franchise.
Roads minister John Hayes has visited a Highways Agency control centre on the M25 to see how 'all lane running' motorways are working.
Major funding announced for new A45 bridge in Solihull.
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