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North Wales Investment Zone would secure thousands of jobs - Vimarsana News

North Wales Investment Zone would secure thousands of jobs

POLITICIANS and business leaders have joined forces to speak with "one voice" in a bid to secure a £1.7billion boost and thousands of new…

Growth Track 360 call on Jeremy Hunt for rail investment - Vimarsana News

Growth Track 360 call on Jeremy Hunt for rail investment

BUSINESS and local authority leaders have called on parliament for substantial rail investment to the cross-border region embracing North Wales,…

Growth Track 360 welcomes decision to enable more passenger services on Wrexham to Bidston line - Vimarsana News

Growth Track 360 welcomes decision to enable more passenger services on Wrexham to Bidston line

A decision by the Office of Rail and Road to grant shared access to the Wrexham to Bidston Borderlands Line for Transport for Wales (TfW) and Great British Railfreight (GBRf) has welcomed by Growth Track 360. The decision will enable a significant increase in passenger services by Transport for Wales, moving from hourly services to […]

Wales updates on cross-border response to support Airbus workforce - Vimarsana News

Wales updates on cross-border response to support Airbus workforce

North Wales Minister Ken Skates has provided an update on the cross-border response to support Airbus workforce amid coronavirus.

Avanti West Coast contract extended despite mounting calls in Cheshire and Flintshire for deal to be terminated - Vimarsana News

Avanti West Coast contract extended despite mounting calls in Cheshire and Flintshire for deal to be terminated

AVANTI West Coast has been placed on a short-term contract renewal by the Government after it provided an “unacceptable” service to rail users.