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Rail Franchise & The Metro
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Tuesday, 24 January 2017 to Thursday, 23 February 2017
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- 01 Phil Inskip
PDF 319 KB View as HTML (1) 83 KB - 02 Office of Rail and Road PDF 24 KB View as HTML (2) 5 KB
- 03 Pembrokeshire Rail Travellers Association PDF 133 KB View as HTML (3) 17 KB
- 04 Telford & Wrekin Council PDF 568 KB
- 05 North Cheshire Rail Users’ Group PDF 176 KB View as HTML (5) 19 KB
- 06 Wrexham-Bidston Rail Users’ Association (WBRUA) PDF 386 KB
- 07 Campaign for Better Transport PDF 147 KB View as HTML (7) 33 KB
- 08 Heart of Wales Line Development Co Ltd PDF 149 KB View as HTML (8) 23 KB
- 09 National Union of Rail Maritime and Transport Workers PDF 276 KB
- 10 Thomas Wheeler PDF 57 KB View as HTML (10) 22 KB
- 11 Railfuture Cymru PDF 154 KB View as HTML (11) 22 KB
- 12 Users of the Maesteg to Cardiff rail service PDF 317 KB View as HTML (12) 23 KB
- 13 Gloucestershire County Council PDF 103 KB View as HTML (13) 9 KB
- 14 Merseytravel PDF 224 KB View as HTML (14) 44 KB
- 15 Professor Stuart Cole PDF 406 KB View as HTML (15) 88 KB
- 15a Professor Stuart Cole - Additional information PDF 409 KB View as HTML (16) 68 KB
- 16 Network Rail PDF 170 KB
- 17 Joint committee representing Magor, Severn Tunnel Junction, Caldicot, Chepstow and Lydney Stations PDF 1 MB View as HTML (18) 244 KB
- 18 Dr Mark Lang PDF 351 KB View as HTML (19) 15 KB
- 19 Severn Tunnel Junction and Caldicot Stations PDF 153 KB View as HTML (20) 43 KB
- 20 West Coast Rail 250 PDF 152 KB View as HTML (21) 17 KB
- 21 Rhydian Mason - The Cambrian Railways Partnership’s Rail Development Officer PDF 207 KB View as HTML (22) 13 KB
- 22 Royal Town Planning Institute Cymru PDF 106 KB
- 23 Transport Focus PDF 660 KB View as HTML (24) 181 KB
- 24 Bus Users Cymru PDF 106 KB View as HTML (25) 97 KB
- 25 Chester – Shrewsbury Rail Partnership Community Rail Officer PDF 143 KB View as HTML (26) 13 KB
- 26 Association of Community Rail Partnerships PDF 180 KB View as HTML (27) 34 KB
- 27 Wales Co-operative Centre PDF 278 KB
- 28 Ynni Glan PDF 316 KB View as HTML (29) 39 KB
- 29 Age Cymru PDF 213 KB View as HTML (30) 24 KB
- 30 Transition Bro Gwaun, Fishguard PDF 417 KB View as HTML (31) 22 KB
- 31 North Pembrokeshire Transport Forum PDF 105 KB View as HTML (32) 26 KB
- 32 Federation of Small Businesses PDF 6 MB
- 33 Growth Track 360, the North Wales and Mersey Dee Rail Task Force PDF 269 KB View as HTML (34) 25 KB
- 34 RNIB Cymru PDF 154 KB View as HTML (35) 35 KB
- 35 Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF) PDF 171 KB View as HTML (36) 18 KB
- 36 Angel Trains PDF 94 KB View as HTML (37) 18 KB
- 37 Rail Delivery Group PDF 261 KB View as HTML (38) 40 KB
- 38 Cardiff Capital Region City Deal Regional Cabinet and the Cardiff Capital Region Transport Authority (CCRTA) PDF 198 KB View as HTML (39) 33 KB
- 39 National Union of Rail Maritime and Transport Workers PDF 276 KB
- 40 Leominster Rail Users PDF 624 KB View as HTML (41) 29 KB
- 41 Porterbrook PDF 131 KB View as HTML (42) 20 KB
- 42 Herefordshire Council PDF 214 KB View as HTML (43) 17 KB
- 43 Anna Saunders PDF 111 KB View as HTML (44) 5 KB
- 44 Dr Virender Sahota PDF 112 KB View as HTML (45) 6 KB
- 45 Ian Slater - Additional evidence PDF 115 KB View as HTML (46) 8 KB
- 46 Transport for Wales PDF 182 KB View as HTML (47) 13 KB
- 47 Neil Sadler PDF 131 KB View as HTML (48) 19 KB
- 48 Welsh Government PDF 267 KB
- 49 Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Wales PDF 178 KB View as HTML (50) 32 KB
- 50 Department for Transport PDF 127 KB
Purpose of the consultation
The Economy,
Infrastructure and Skills Committee undertook an inquiry into the Welsh
Government’s plans for the next Wales and Borders Rail Franchise and the next
stage in development of the South Wales Metro.
The
Committee looked at the following issues:
- The effectiveness of the
Welsh Government’s approach to the development, procurement and delivery
of the rail franchise and South Wales Metro, including key risks and how
they can be mitigated; and
- Priorities for the
franchise specification and Metro delivery to ensure rail services meet
the needs of current and future travellers throughout the franchise area,
and deliver value for money for both passengers and the taxpayer.
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: Contact@senedd.wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565