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Business leaders from across Scotland are joining together with transport experts, green campaigners and politicians in calling for Crossrail Glasgow to be approved as an urgent priority.
Crossrail Glasgow is the ‘missing link’ in Scotland’s national rail network. The project will close the gap over the river Clyde, allowing for a host of new rail connections to be made across Strathclyde and the rest of the country.
This is a project of national significance as it will enable services from Edinburgh, Perth, Aberdeen and Inverness to connect to a whole range of new destinations. Crossrail Glasgow also has the potential to improve access to Glasgow and Prestwick International airports for travellers from across the country as well as those in the West of Scotland.
An added bonus will be much better connections across the Strathclyde region. At present, there are no direct rail routes running from the southwest to the northeast of the city. Crossrail Glasgow will allow these travel options to become a reality, enabling direct services to potentially run from East Kilbride, Barrhead, Kilmarnock and Ayrshire to the north of Glasgow and beyond.
Please have a look through the website, find out about Crossrail Glasgow and sign up to support.
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| | 16/12/2008
The Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson is to review the decision to ditch SPT's Crossrail project in favour of a multi-billion pound alternative.
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Announcing the results of the Strategic Transport Projects Review, Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson identified a series of initiatives for Strathclyde.
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| | | 18/04/2008
Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson has said he would welcome the Glasgow Crossrail project being considered as a possible priority in the review of major rail projects due in the summer.
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