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  • Heathrow defends cap as passengers top 6m in July [subscription]The number of passengers using Heathrow surpassed six million last month as the summer getaway season gathered pace.
  • Britains infrastructure needs a huge overhaul, but who should pay for it?...Last year the National Infrastructure Commission, led by Sir John Armitt, the former chairman of Network Rail, identified serious weaknesses in Britains infrastructure. In coming decades, enormous investments will be needed to decarbonise electricity networks and homes; to repair leaky pipes and bring an end to the grotesque pumping of sewage by water companies into rivers and the sea; to fix potholes in roads and improve transport links within and between towns and cities.
  • Seaside bus rival rides to the rescue [subscription]One of the biggest bus companies to have failed since privatisation has been rescued to ensure that locals and holidaymakers can still hop on to services in the south coast seaside resort of Bournemouth.

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  • Rail Minister visits Derby as city bids to be home of Great British RailwaysDerby pulled out all the stops on Wednesday to show Rail Minister Wendy Morton why the city should be the home of Great British Railways (GBR), which will run Britains railways from timetables to tracks from next year. Ms Morton was in Derby for about three hours finding out why the city is best placed to deliver GBR for the nation.

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