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INSPIRING TRANSPORT PROJECTS REWARDED AT NATIONAL TRANSPORT AWARDS CEREMONY
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SCOTTISH TRANSPORT AWARDS 2011 – WINNERS ANNOUNCED
15/06/2011
Theresa Villiers confirmed as Keynote Speaker at Smart Future for Transport Conference
23/05/2011
London Transport Awards 2011 Winners Announced
27/04/2011
Daniel Moylan to deliver keynote address at London Transport Awards 2011
08/03/2011
London Transport Awards 2011 - Shortlist Announced
19/01/2011
SCOTTISH TRANSPORT AWARDS 2010 – WINNERS ANNOUNCED
18/11/2010
Hammond to give Keynote at Manchester Conference
10/11/2010
Theresa Villiers Confirmed as Keynote for Aviation Conference
15/09/2010
Scottish Transport Awards 2010 Shortlist Announced
13/09/2010
Transport Times invites you to its party conference fringe events
03/09/2010
Philip Hammond MP confirmed as High Speed Rail Keynote, 4 November 2010
13/08/2010
Transport Times supports IBM's Smarter Transport for a Sustainable Future
30/07/2010
National Transport Awards 2010 Winners Announced
15/07/2010
National Transport Awards 2010 Short List Released
27/04/2010
London Transport Awards 2010 - Winners announced
03/03/2010
London Transport Awards 2010 - Shortlist released
22/12/2009
Lord Adonis confirmed as keynote speaker for High Speed Rail Conference
19/12/2009
Scottish Transport Awards Winners Announced
29/10/2009
Nick Bisson announced as key speaker
17/10/2008
Free bus travel entitlement conference
01/05/2008
Philip Hammond MP confirmed as High Speed Rail Keynote, 4 November 2010
13th August 2010
We are delighted to announce that Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP, Secretary of State for Transport is confirmed as the keynote speaker at our Sustaining the Momentum on UK High Speed Rail Conference which is being held in Central London on 4 November 2011.
Updated proposals for a new High Speed line from London to Birmingham, and how to extend it to Leeds, will be presented by HS2 to the government at the end of this month. A major public consultation on the revised plans will begin early in 2011 with a Hybrid Bill to be laid before Parliament to enable works to start in 2015.