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Have all four of these now been done, please?

Two comments: Douglas corporation are (allegedly) to relay the horse tramway track on a new alignment. May be useful for costings. Secondly (and I have no idea whether you are seeking to do a credible study at the behest of a local authority, or as part of a uni/school project, or just for...

Interesting. I hope that at least one of these gets built (to include some form of metal rail).

Weren't they being kept to run de-icing trains through the night? If so, we might see them in action quite soon?

That's a very good point, but how does one enforce 'sufficiency' amongst one man band outfits?

Or the opposite: private hires with ordinary cars being outlawed in favour of accessible vehicles.

Apologies if already posted, but the Law Commission did a report on taxis and private hire vehicles last year: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/taxi-and-private-hire-services Trying to block uber using their app is totally ridiculous: TfL are just looking after the licenced black...

Out of interest, are all vehicles used presently, or are some parked up unservicable?

Hmm, just spotted this: http://www.wymetro.com/news/projects/projectdetails/lcrtramtrain/ Leeds City Region is WY plus Barnsley, Selby, Harrogate and Craven. I honestly can't think of a suitable route for tram trains. Even thinking of routes that come into leeds and are genuinely at...

I'd be interested to know whether police were on there way too? Asking another female to keep an eye on the child (with cctv too) seems sensible to me (as a parent)

The layouts on your main phase 2 diagram are correct I believe, and the ones in the 'or' boxes are wrong

It looks like Northern Rail have toughened up on the ENCTS protests. There is a separate thread as this is now definitely a railway dispute.

Interesting But they don't die until their 90s - and this is a major problem. So you want to look after those (who are presently in their 70s) who have really had it easy, retiring at age 55 on private pensions, but don't look after those of us who are younger and have to work until 67...

I understood the rule was 'any direct Northern train from South Yorks to any West Yorks station' - but am open to correction with a suitable link.

Presumably named after the erstwhile 'pocket' on the DLR at Canning Town. RIP

Plus Pontefract Bagill and Keighley (once a week)

To be clear, was £400,000 the annual cost of providing rail travel to elderly and disabled (which ceased in March) or is it the cost of providing the rail benefit to the disabled only? I am shocked that part of the justification for this was that disabled people found it hard to deal with...

The thing is Paul, that you're probably correct with what could be achieved, such is the scale of ENCTS

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I'm not one for semantics, but surely it was a discretionary entitlement that was withdrawn?