Curb on car use set in train

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The UK government is to introduce parking-space taxes for companies which provide dedicated spaces for workers. The proposal is expected to make companies more aware of their employees' dependence on cars, while at the same time increasing the number of people prepared to use public transport to get to work. Local residents can voice their opinions on car-reducing proposals by supporting schemes set up by the Architect Foundation.

United Kingdom, Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Transportation Programs, Automobile parking, Parking Lots, Parking Lots and Garages, Taxation, Car parking

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Harrods boss is made to bargain

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Issues are presented concerning the building of affordable housing in London by the owner of Harrods, Mohamed Al-Fayed, who is to build luxury housing on a site in the Brompton Road. The housing policy of the Mayor of London Ken Livingston is discussed.

Housing, Economic policy, Social policy, Mayors, London, England, Businessmen, Livingstone, Ken, Al Fayed, Mohamed

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Subtleties behind Brown's 43 billion pounds sterling gift

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Issues concerning the distribution of 43 billion pounds sterling by Chancellor Gordon Brown are presented. The spending of monies allocated to transport and the effect on the property market are discussed.

Economic aspects, Brown, Gordon, Local transit

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