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More money is to be given to English highway authorities to repair potholes.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
England's 10 largest urban areas will receive a further £3.75 million in funding to deal with the causes of congestion.
Explains that government's priority is to help rather than hinder the growth and development of new industry.
English councils have been given more than £100 million of extra funding for repairing road potholes.
Written statement by the Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP, Minister of State for Transport.
Cutting Whitehall red tape to make it easier for local communities to hold street parties to celebrate royal wedding.
Major capital funding for 9 schemes and further 22 schemes in consideration.
Road classification to be defined by local authorities.
New bridge over Thames between Walton and Shepperton in Surrey announced.
A report has been published which audits how highways authorities and transport operators coped with cold weather in winter 2010.
Outlines the effects of recent severe weather on the transport network and explains what we are doing to take action.
Major upgrades which will relieve congestion at a variety of places across the country.
Announces publication of an independent panel's final report about the UK transport network's resilience in winter.
Explaining how DfT is committed to giving local authorities greater freedom to spend money where it is needed.
Information from the Transport Spending Review 2010
M4 bus lane suspended from 8 November 2010
M1 capacity and safety improvements given go-ahead.
Written statement by Mike Penning MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport.
Sixty-five miles of the A1 north of Newcastle join a list of key national roads.
Discussing the government's commitment to improving local roads.
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