Commenting on transport decisions in today's Budget, Rebecca Lush, Transport Action Network's roads and climate campaigner, said: "The Budget was a mixed bag, with some good decisions, but some odd ones too. We are delighted the Chancellor has scrapped several harmful road schemes such as the A5036 through Rimrose Valley...

Lower Thames Crossing needs to be put out of its misery Transport Action Network (TAN) is pleased that Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has not approved the £9 billion Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) today [1]. However, TAN believes that the project needs to be scrapped as soon as possible so that...

Lower Thames Crossing Failings Exposed in Expert Report With the UK Government imminently expected to take crucial decisions on the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), Transport Action Network (TAN) today released a devastating independent report into the legacy Conservative scheme which it has submitted to Labour’s Transport Secretary, Louise Haigh MP....

Rishi Sunak’s claims on £1.5bn A66 are wrong Transport Action Network (TAN) today responded to Rishi Sunak’s lobbying for the £1.5 billion A66 Northern Trans Pennine scheme in his Richmond and Northallerton constituency [1]. The project would dual the remaining sections of single carriageway on this route. Mr Sunak claimed...

Rail and urban transport report welcomed Transport Action Network (TAN) [1] is welcoming the publication yesterday of the Rail and urban transport review, led by Juergen Maier CBE [2]. The review was commissioned by Labour when in opposition, to help the UK deliver the rail and urban transport infrastructure for...