Daily Political Media Summary: 30 June 2009
Daily political media summary for 30 June 2009.
Daily political media summary for 30 June 2009.
An independent think tank has called for dualling of the entire A9 from Perth to Inverness.
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Reform Scotlands proposals in Power to Connect set out a vision of a co-ordinated, modern and highly efficient travel network which Scotland has lacked through a persistent piecemeal approach to transport.It also calls for further investigation into how a Scotland-wide road pricing scheme might be implemented.
A fully integrated road, rail and air hub called Grand Central should be established in Scotland to help boost economic growth, a leading think tank recommends today. [fri]
A road, rail and air hub should be built as part of a £25billion transport revolution to help Scotland compete with other nations, according to a new report.
Road tolls should be used to pay for a £25 billion network of motorways and high-speed railways in Scotland, a leading think-tank has suggested.
Rail journey times from Dundee and Perth to other Scottish cities could be halved if a multi-billion pound travel super-hub proposal becomes a reality.
An integrated road, rail and air hub should form the heart of a £25bn \”revolution\” in Scotland\’s transport system, a think tank has recommended.
Reform Scotland said a transport hub, called Grand Central, should be built around Edinburgh Airport.
Scotland should create a \”Grand Central\” rail-air hub at Edinburgh Airport to form the heart of a national high-speed rail network, a think tank has proposed.
A radical £25bn blueprint for transforming the country\’s transport infrastructure by building an integrated rail, road and airport hub in central Scotland has been put forward by a think-tank.
An independent think-tank has called for two of the main roads in the north and north-east to be upgraded into dual carriageways.
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