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Published Date: 12 January 2007
IT may have come off the rails, but the LRT supertram project is still rumbling on in the background. Find out the latest here.
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Lib Dem chief slams supertram let-down
A HIGH-PROFILE transport chief is fighting for the supertram linking Portsmouth, Fareham and Gosport to be put back on track.

Olive branch offered over supertram
TRANSPORT minister Derek Twigg has offered an olive branch to council leaders over the future of the failed supertram project.

£200m supertram scheme 'no longer viable'
Road bosses have finally given up the ghost on the supertram.



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  • Last Updated: 12 January 2007 10:45 AM
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  • Location: Portsmouth
 
 

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