Transport and Logistics Network
Funding for the Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) was approved by Ipswich Borough Council[1] in March using money received from the government’s Shared Prosperity Fund.
The officers will cost a total of £283,500 over two years in a move the au…
We are so used to seeing them sailing back and forth to the Hythe with paying passengers on board, we can forget that they were never built with that purpose in mind.
They were, instead, designed as bulk cargo carriers – the equivalent of a river versi…
As a coastal county, it’s no secret that Suffolk is particularly susceptible to the effects of rising sea levels. Parts of our 50-mile-long coastline, such as Covehithe and Orford Ness, have felt the brunt of coastal erosion in recent years and sadly t…
Network Rail[1] engineers have successfully stabilised and widened a mile-long embankment on the East Suffolk Line, after fears that the top was slipping away.
Due to the collapsing embankment, the vital signalling equipment and signage were at risk of…
A map of the alignment proposed by the Schott Review.
By Cameron Thompson
A review of the shambolic Inland Rail project – linking Melbourne and Brisbane with high-capacity trains carrying double-stacked containers – has Federal Government approval to…