Union Connectivity Review recommends better rail freight links at ports

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The UK Union Connectivity Review, published today (Friday 26 November), has recommended improved rail freight at British ports to maximise the economic potential of the government-backed freeport network. The UK government commissioned the Review to examine existing infrastructure links between the four nations of the United Kingdom (UK). Other recommendations include a direct call to improve the northern section of the West Coast Main Line, the busy mixed-traffic corridor that connects Scotland and London.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Union Connectivity Review recommends better rail freight links at ports

Union Connectivity Revewi cover composite (DfT)

The UK Union Connectivity Review, published today (Friday 26 November), has recommended improved rail freight at British ports to maximise the economic potential of the government-backed freeport network. The UK government commissioned the Review to examine existing infrastructure links between the four nations of the United Kingdom (UK). Other recommendations include a direct call to improve the northern section of the West Coast Main Line, the busy mixed-traffic corridor that connects Scotland and London.

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