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Andrew Jones discusses measures to alleviate issues in Kent.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Prime Minister David Cameron chaired a meeting of the government’s emergency committee on the response to disruption in Dover and Coquelles.
Bernadette Kelly will join Department for Transport in September.
Government gives go ahead to £360 million state of the art train fleet running between London and Cornwall
Public consultation to give passengers greater input on local rail services in North Cambridgeshire.
Journeys between London, Kent and parts of East Sussex will be simplified as Southeastern signs up for smart cards.
Government slashes racing red tape to bring the world’s best cyclists to English roads.
Transport Minister sees how cycling investment is improving journeys in one of London’s most popular cycling boroughs.
Cities shortlisted for scheme to support greener transport options
Rail minister tours £22 million ongoing transformation of Newcastle Station and surrounding area, and sees plans for future improvements.
As part of £1.5 billion investment to build ten “smart motorways”, Highways England has today (22 July 2015) appointed six joint-venture companies to take this programme of work forward.
Government to fund research and development for driverless vehicles.
Transport minister visits a specialist manufacturing company in London helping to construct Crossrail stations.
Government will boost tourism across the UK through new five point plan
Junction improvement and new road will improve journeys to Luton Airport and local area.
Shipping Minister Robert Goodwill welcomes milestone as major report continues into Britain’s maritime industries.
Lord Adonis appointed as a non-executive board member of HS2 Ltd.
Five priorities for the maritime sector.
Transport Minister sees construction begin on £11.6 million new railway station in Waltham Forest before meeting Crossrail apprentices.
The economic case for road investment.
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