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Investment and fare increases cannot compensate for decades of neglect, say rail experts

Governance, Professor Iain Docherty, Public services, transport, UKBy adminJanuary 7, 20141 Comment

A book by transport experts argues that decades of neglect in the UK’s rail network cannot be instantly rectified by short term Government investments and price promises.

North Sea Oil and the referendum

Centre for Public Policy for Regions, Economy, Energy, IndependenceBy adminJuly 26, 2013

How output and taxation in relation to North Sea oil and gas activity has an important role to play in the economics and finances of a potentially independent Scotland.

Latest oil and gas analysis

Centre for Public Policy for Regions, Economy, Energy, Independence, Jo Armstrong, John McLaren, Office for Budget Responsibility, Professor Ken Gibb, Scottish GovernmentBy adminJuly 23, 20131 Comment

Reflections on the latest oil and gas related analysis by the Scottish Government and the Office for Budget Responsibility by John McLaren, Jo Armstrong and Ken Gibb

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