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Bus companies warn on handing over transport power to councils

The head of the UK’s biggest bus company has warned the government is “sleepwalking into disaster” by handing over the running of services to local authorities.

Hopes of high-speed link [Subscription]

Three-hour train journeys between Scotland and London moved a step closer yesterday when Keith Brown, the infrastructure secretary, said that he would announce route options early next year.

MEPs attack refusal of European Union cash for Felixstowe-Midlands rail freight route

Seven Conservative MEPs from across East Anglia and the Midlands have challenged the European Commission over its refusal of funding for a scheme which would have helped to shift millions of tons of freight from road to rail.

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  • Derby Telegraph published Giant pothole on A38 in Derby 'took too long to fix' says Mayor...A GIANT pothole on the A38 in Derby took Highways England more than 33 hours to fully repair, prompting the city's mayor to say the organisation had "completely failed".The Mayor of Derby, Councillor Paul Pegg, said he had been told it had damaged several cars.He first noticed the fault, between Kingsway Island and the slip road for the Mackworth Estate, at 6.45am on Tuesday.But it has now emerged that the hole was seen by police at 10.30am on Monday. They told Highways England,...

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