Concerns over South Wales’ freight future

A high-level report has cast a shadow over rail freight development in South Wales, just as the railway in the region is undergoing much-needed modernisation. Representatives of the industry say that if adopted, the report recommendations could put the cause of rail freight in the region back twenty-five years. The South East Wales Transport Commission report has prompted a concerned reply from the Rail Freight Group representative in the region.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Concerns over South Wales’ freight future

A high-level report has cast a shadow over rail freight development in South Wales, just as the railway in the region is undergoing much-needed modernisation. Representatives of the industry say that if adopted, the report recommendations could put the cause of rail freight in the region back twenty-five years. The South East Wales Transport Commission report has prompted a concerned reply from the Rail Freight Group representative in the region.

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Author: Simon Walton

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