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Network Rail: back to a public future?

Network Rail: back to a public future?

September 1, 2014

Network Rail rejoins the public sector today, but for statistical purposes only. Wouldn’t it make sense to follow the example of other countries and take it back properly into public control? Today Britain’s rail infrastructure passes back into public ownership: not through any political intent but solely because the Office for National Statistics decided it […]

Category: Energy and the environment, Other | Tags: borrowing rules, public transport

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