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08 Feb 2013

Understanding trade-offs to get better value

By Steer

Understanding trade-offs helps the industry make best use of available capacity.

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07 Feb 2013

Jim Steer to become next president of CILT

By Steer

CILT recently announced the appointment of leading transport planner Jim Steer as its new President-Elect.

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01 Feb 2013

European airport transactions take off

By Steer

In times of financial crisis an airport transaction can provide governments with a much-needed and considerable influx of cash.

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01 Feb 2013

New Italo train takes off!

By Steer

The high-speed railways carrier Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori and its ‘italo’ train service reported recently that it has carried 1.5 million

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30 Jan 2013

Devolved Major Schemes Assurance – what's in it for LTBs?

By Steer

The composition of the Local Transport Boards is finally known and the DfT has indicated how much funding each board will have available.

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30 Jan 2013

Devolution of Local Major Schemes Funding: Indicative Funding Levels Published

By Steer

The DfT published indicative funding levels for Local Transport Bodies taking and confirmed the geographical areas for these bodies.

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29 Jan 2013

A proposal to meet London’s airport capacity challenge

By Steer

Is smart planning a possible new solution to the challenge surrounding the future of London’s airports?

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24 Jan 2013

Steer Davies Gleave provides commercial advisory support to sale of London Stansted

By Steer

Ferrovial Aeropuertos recently announced the £1.5 billion sale of London Stansted airport to the MAG and its partner IFM.

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Yes, you are in the right place. After 40 years, we have changed our name from Steer Davies Gleave to mark our growing international footprint and our expanding portfolio into sectors beyond transport.

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