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Minimum Service Levels – Rail
We believe that the measures included in the bill are not only disproportionate but actively misguided, proposing an artificial and non-existent division between the interests of rail industry workers and rail passengers / wider society.
- 15 May 2023
Consultation response
Public transport fit for the climate emergency
The climate emergency means we must act. But the benefits of affordable, reliable and extensive public transport are so great that we should want to anyway – for the lower cost of living and higher quality of life it will bring. This report lays out the blueprint for 21st century public transport, all that’s left is to build it.
Kam Gill - 12 Apr 2023
Research and reports
The future of rail funding in the UK
TUC reviews several models for funding and running a national rail industry and draws out lessons for the UK.
- 04 May 2022
Research and reports
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Transport progress is moving at last
New infrastructure spending means extension of the Tyne and Wear Metro and funding to restore the Tyne Bridge
Dave Pike - 23 Jun 2025
Pay up, chancellor – or the doom loop will never end
This year’s Budget day will see teachers and university staff, civil servants and rail workers out on strike for better pay. The government has to learn that cuts are opposed to economic growth, and the economy will only recover when workers have money and spend it.
Geoff Tily - 13 Mar 2023
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