A FIVE-YEAR £38 billion investment
programme has been unveiled by Network and the British government. They say it
will result in more trains, more seats, reduced congestion and better stations.
Transport secretary Patrick
McLoughlin said: ‘A key part of this government’s long term economic plan is
investing in world class infrastructure. That is why we are putting record
amounts of government funding into our railways over the next five years. It will
generate growth, create jobs and boost business while delivering faster
journeys, greater comfort and better punctuality for passengers across the UK.’
Devon and Cornwall also heard some
good news today. Network Rail confirmed that their railway will be re-connected
to the rest of the country April 4.
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