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Policy

ICE response to Transport for the North consultation

Date
09 May 2018

ICE’s response highlights how enhancing capacity, connectivity and reliability will raise economic productivity and improve quality of life across the North of England. To achieve this Transport for the North must take an approach to network planning that cuts across to the delivery of wider infrastructure in the North of England.

ICE response to Transport for the North consultation

Content type: Consultation

Last updated: 2018

Authors: ICE

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  • Ben Goodwin lead policy manager at ICE
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