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25 May 2007
For the first time, an outside expert will be advising the Government on whether an expensive motorway widening proposal makes sense. A coalition of national environmental and transport groups, together with Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council [1], have instructed national transport expert Professor Phil Goodwin [2] to examine the business case for the widening of the £2.9 billion M6 through Staffordshire and Cheshire.
22 May 2007
The campaign group Transport 2000 says that the Government’s draft Local Transport Bill, published today, is a move in the right direction but does not go far enough to stop growing road traffic and give people real transport choices to tackle climate change.
21 May 2007
Reacting to the Planning White Paper, the campaign group Transport 2000 [1] said that it would hold the Government to its “warm words” about real public involvement. Director Stephen Joseph said:
21 May 2007
Press release by a coalition of environmental and social organisations concerned with planning
1 May 2007
Advance media notice from Friends of the Earth and Transport 2000
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