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Computer generated footage showing the new ?100m tramline that will run between Cardiff Central railway station and Cardiff Bay has been released. The impressions, created by Cardiff-based architectural firm, the Urbanists, show what the first trams in the city since the mid-twentieth century could look like.
Tuesday, 17 September 2024
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- Opening of 'unique' ?68m bypass delayed until 2026Completion of one of the biggest road-building schemes in the north of England has been delayed, North Yorkshire Council has confirmed.
- New plans revealed to pedestrianise Oxford StreetBritain's busiest shopping street is set to ban motor traffic under proposed powers for the mayor.
Times Online
- Sadiq Khan to ban cars and buses from Oxford Street [subscription]Sadiq Khan unveiled plans to overhaul ?the nation?s high street? after the closure of several shops and a rise in crime left it needing a ?boost?
City AM
- Oxford Street: Sadiq Khan plans to pedestrianise iconic retail centre Sadiq Khan has announced plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street in a bid to reinvigorate the nations most famous high street and attract more shoppers. The mayor of London has announced the proposals to turn the road into a traffic-free avenue, alongside a wider regeneration of the shopping destination.
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