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Safeguarding directions along the London to West Midlands HS2 route have been updated and revised.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Funding for domestic chargepoints to benefit consumers.
Celebrating the first national Women in Engineering day and congratulating Crossrail competition winners
Announces publication of governance documents for the new strategic highways company.
Use of closed circuit television spy cars on their own to enforce on-street parking made illegal.
Transport minister sees how improvements will transform rail travel and boost economic growth across the north of England.
More than 3 million potholes to be filled as part of the biggest investment in roads since the 1970s.
Newly-formed Rail Supply Group to be given £500,000 of funding to help rail suppliers secure new business at home and internationally.
How the Department for Transport is supporting the travel and tourism industry.
The trial of longer semi-trailers second annual report has been published.
DfT has transferred its 40% stake in Eurostar, held through London and Continental Railways, to Her Majesty’s Treasury.
Announces the conclusion of negotiations for an agreement that will see Virgin continue to run rail services on the InterCity West Coast.
New contract will bring £35 million worth of passenger benefits, including 5,500 extra standard-class seats per day.
How the government is backing British business and enterprise with better infrastructure, including High Speed 2, and lower taxes.
Memorandum of Understanding will pave the way for closer co-operation on rail design and construction
Proposals announced to issue penalties to hauliers who fail to pay the HGV levy or drive for longer than the law allows.
Latest Crossrail tunnel will slash journey times from south-east London and support the construction of new housing.
New technology is helping people travel more efficiently - the Transport Systems Catapult will keep the UK at the cutting edge.
England football fans are being asked to consider how they get home after games.
Four locations across the country have been shortlisted to become the home of the National College for High Speed Rail.
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