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Celtic High-Speed Railway

04/01/201811/02/2020 Tam 0 Comments

If you did a Celtic HS, you’d probably use standard gauge for it and run it from Edinburgh through Glasgow

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The power of signs

27/11/2014 Tam 14 Comments

One of the most ridiculed new powers proposed in the Smith Commission’s report today is about road traffic signs:: 66.

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Regional GDP and HS2

31/10/2013 Tam 4 Comments

As far as I know, the calculations showing that London will benefit from HS2 and Scotland will lose out are

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The way forward for Scotland’s airports and railways

29/11/201125/02/2013 Tam 2 Comments

There’s only about 60 km between Scotland’s two largest cities, Glasgow and Edinburgh (counting from city boundary to city boundary along

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