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Business leaders in Greater Birmingham today welcomed plans by the mayors of the West Midlands and Greater Manchester for a new railway line connecting the two regions.
Business leaders in Greater Birmingham today welcomed plans by the mayors of the West Midlands and Greater Manchester for a new railway line connecting the two regions.
Further road improvements are to get underway as part of a £9.7million programme to enhance, maintain and repair Wolverhampton’s highways.
Workforce analysis has revealed, over the course of the project, more than 12,750 roles are expected to result from the Midlands Rail Hub programme.
A special charity train ride will be held later this month to bid a fond farewell to an electric train fleet which has served rail passengers in the West Midlands for more than 30 years.
The first of up to 80 new electric vehicle (EV) on-street charging points have been installed in Wolverhampton giving residents easier access to a greener way to travel.
Consultation over plans to improve bus services through a major Black Country road junction have been launched in partnership with Dudley and Sandwell councils.
As part of enhancements to the customer journey, including the new security search area, a new service has been put in place for customers who use Sunflower Lanyards as a way of discreetly making others aware of their hidden disability.
West Midlands leaders have agreed to take the next steps that could see them take back control of the region’s bus network and services.
Residents, businesses and visitors are being encouraged to have their say on plans to make it easier for people to walk, wheel or cycle in the Black Country.
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