Sentences with phrase «rail privatisation»

«The Tories will try to overcome their record as the architects of rail privatisation with a challenge to ministers to spend up to # 8bn from increased franchise deals on tackling overcrowding.

The book's assertion of part - ownership of the Citizen's Charter and rail privatisation does not strike the same chord, and there's a distinct impression that this organisation's most significant work lies in the past.

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Wednesday Questions - Applying lessons learned from the privatisation of British Rail to any plans for increased private investment in the UK's motorway and trunk road network, Marking the 200th anniversary of the assassination of Spencer Percival, Prime Minister, on 11 May 2012, Plans for post-legislative scrutiny of the Health and Social Care Act 2011 Legislation - Parliament Square (Management) Bill

The government is currently consulting on «full privatisation» and the spending review mentioned allowing Network Rail to sell off its assets.

For example, throughout the course of the last parliament, there was massive popular support for a public debate about the 90's privatisation of the railways, and how rail users have got the rough end of the stick in terms of their fairs.

The figure - # 300bn more than that proposed by Smith last month — would support 1m new jobs, with Corbyn also proposing stronger employment rights, an end to creeping NHS privatisation and renationalisation of the rail network.

Labour should end all privatisation and commence the process of reversing privatisation by bringing rail and Royal Mail back into public ownership and control.

Its key policies include leaving the EU, opposition to the HS2 rail project, no privatisation in the NHS, and reducing immigration.

Privatisation and the recession have forced British Rail to shelve its plans for high - speed trains.

In Australia, the offer documents in the planned privatisation of Queensland Rail through a public float features the coal they carry as the key selling point.

Leading a team that advised on all major UK rail accidents since privatisation and on major incident readiness and response.