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Government sets direction and delivers funding, but it’s the railway itself that will drive future change.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Patrick McLoughlin explains the future plans for buses including funding, the role of the private sector, cities and technology.
Infrastructure Act becomes law.
Passengers are made the priority as government implements massive spending programme.
Patrick McLoughlin sees how transport schemes are boosting local economy.
The Transport Secretary was at Port of Sunderland today to see the arrival of the first train in more than 20 years.
Patrick McLoughlin visited the Tees Valley to witness how a local railway station is benefiting from £1.2 million of investment.
Expert panel to feed into UK’s first maritime growth study.
Patrick McLoughlin sees benefits from devolving funding to the county.
Graham Dalton, Chief Executive of the Highways Agency, is leaving his post in the summer.
Patrick McLoughlin visits transport projects that demonstrate the improvements the government is making to rail and road travel.
Industry and government have come together to set the strategic vision for the strengthening of the UK’s rail supply chain.
Transport Secretary highlights importance of apprenticeship schemes to the UK.
Announces a package of measures to assist owner occupiers on the HS2 Phase One route between London and the West Midlands.
Patrick McLoughlin visits new Northampton rail station and meets local leaders to discuss A45 scheme.
Hundreds of rural charities are being urged to apply to a £25 million fund for new minibuses before time runs out.
Existing rail services will be maintained and more seats will be offered in the north of England as part of a plan to secure rolling stock.
An agreement has been reached with with TransPennine Express and Northern Rail that will offer extra rolling stock for the north of England.
Further work to prepare for main construction of the A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass will start on Monday (12 January).
Patrick McLoughlin and Robert Goodwill met northern leaders to discuss ‘Northern Powerhouse’ plan.
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