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20/06/2023 Motherwell station redevelopment and transport hub officially opened [Glasgow Times] The regional transport integration hub at Motherwell station has been officially opened. (Permalink) Integrated transport Motherwell Motherwell: Motherwell station has a new station building and entrance. John Yellowlees 30/05/2023 Glasgow Times
20/06/2023 CalMac amend Gourock ferry times to line up with ScotRail trains [Greenock Telegraph] Changes to ferry timetables on CalMacs Gourock-Dunoon services have been implemented today to maintain commuter connections with ScotRail trains. (Permalink) Caledonian MacBrayne Dunoon Gourock Gourock Pier Integrated transport ScotRail Timetabling Greenock Telegraph
23/04/2022 Rural depopulation can be reversed by good transport links, says north Green MSP [Northern Times] Ariane Burgess wants better integration on public transport systems. (Permalink) Integrated Transport Politics Rural depopulation Northern Times
22/10/2021 Light rail vital but stable policies would give greater confidence [RAIL] Light rail 'plays a vital role' in supporting the shift from cars to public transport, and the case for it is 'stronger than ever', according to a new report. (Permalink) Integrated Transport Light Rail Trams Gyle Centre [Tram]: Edinburgh trams pass at Gyle Centre on 25 March 2015. Colin Miller 25/03/2015 Constitution Street [Tram]: Looking south along Constitution Street, Leith, at excavation work for the Newhaven extension to the Edinburgh Trams route, on 23 December. Bill Roberton 23/12/2019 Pelaw: A Tyne and Wear Metro service from South Shields bound for St James comes off Pelaw flyover in July 2004 and runs down the hill past the cleaning and stabling roads on the approach to Pelaw station. John Furnevel 10/07/2004 RAIL
22/10/2021 Cumbrian rail group unhappy over bus service plans [News and Star] THE county's new bus plans 'lack ambition' and 'fail to address the transport problems of rural eastern Cumbria' according to a transport group. The Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line (FoSCL) is a public transport user group with a membership of 3,000. Though a rail user group, it has long been involved in promoting the reinstatement of local bus services and have suggested that these should connect with the Settle-Carlisle line wherever possible - to create a rural transport network of which the rail line would be part. (Permalink) Buses Cumbria Council Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line Integrated Transport News and Star