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Roundtable: Mixing it up

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By Mark Smulian Verified
| Construction News Magazine Verified
Sponsored A roundtable hosted by Construction News and Samsung discussed the opportunities and pitfalls of constructing mixed-use schemes On the panel Joey Aoun, director, net zero & sustainability lead, Savills Investment Management Stuart Bell, national sales manager heating, Samsung Climate Solutions UK Ross Boulton, sustainability director for development, Landsec Murtaza Bukhari, director strategic partnerships UK & Europe, Samsung Electronics UK Heather Evans, head of sustainability UK...
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Bus franchising's new dawn

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By Mark Smulian Verified
| Local Government Chronicle Verified
The new Bus Services Act is designed to make it easier for councils and combined authorities to franchise buses. But will it work? Greater Manchester’s Bee Network includes the first franchised buses outside of London. Pic: Bhargav Thakar Bus franchising by local authorities has been a very long time coming, but the Bus Services Act 2025 has finally cleared the bureaucratic clutter that made previous powers hard to use.
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Bus franchising: Most mayors set to follow Manchester

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By Mark Smulian Verified
| Local Government Chronicle Verified
Buses in most parts of the country were privatised in 1985, but most combined authorities are now seeking to take back control Bus franchising is an idea that has taken a very long time coming, but most mayoral combined authorities are now at least looking at following Greater Manchester in taking over local bus networks. This process will be helped once the Bus Services Bill is through parliament, since that will empower transport authorities of any kind to impose bus franchising.
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