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Northern Powerhouse seeks more control of HS2 rail scheme

Business and city leaders warn of economic damage of cancellation and call for 2012 Olympics-style authority. A review of HS2 by northern business and city leaders has called for control of construction of the high-speed railway to be devolved to the north and Midlands – and warned that its possible cancellation would leave no viable alternatives for transforming their economies.

Smart motorways a dumb idea, say fearful road users [subscription]

The permanent removal of the hard shoulder on motorways should be scrapped in the face of escalating concerns from motorists, according to a report published today.

UK airport expansion plans make 2050 climate change target unlikely

London Heathrow, with its plan for a controversial third runway, is hoping to attract a further 50 million passengers on its own.

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