Policy - Page 61

nment does not accept Transport for London’s potential costs for surface access provision for a third runway at Heathrow Airport

Rising passenger numbers, improved facilities and new trains are result of policies followed by current Government, not what Labour wants to follow - Grayling

Welsh Affairs Committee sees opportunity in awarding of next Wales and Borders franchise

Up to 60 trains to be built in deal worth £2.75bn

Proposals made by Southeastern for additional capacity have been rejected by the Department for Transport.

Rail Minister Paul Maynard has told fellow MPs that he hopes capacity concerns on the West Anglia Main Line will be tackled.

Secretary of State for Transport Chris Grayling has accused Labour of not caring, regarding the continued industrial action on Southern.

The tram-train project in Sheffield is “on track and on schedule”, says Rail Minister Paul Maynard.

By the time this is published, the dreadful Southern strike could be over - or it could be continuing its bloody trajectory.

RAIL 817: Enough of anger and vitriol - Passenger misery demands compromise by unions and DfT