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No duty to promote the use of rail
By Railway Gazette International and Murray Hughes2005-05-01T10:00:00
ONCE AGAIN the exigencies of politics have dictated railway policy in the UK. Once again, the policy is ill-conceived, with the state taking more direct control over what is nominally a private industry (RG 3.05 p115). And once again the stage has been set for cuts in services and possible ...
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