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London seeks cross-channel rail services for East London development

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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City Hall has been in discussions with the government regarding rail development in East London, with the Mayor of London lobbying for international rail services to stop at Stratford International. To facilitate this, City Hall submitted an application for a Business Rate Retention Zone in the Stratford area, aiming to support the necessary infrastructure.

From aol.co.uk

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The plan is intended to deliver a huge economic boost to East London from the arrival of cross-Channel services. The Mayor of London believes the public sector should step in to lower investment risks, which have previously deterred prospective operators.

From aol.co.uk

Who's involved

  • governmentThe government is involved in discussions about making Stratford International truly international.
  • East LondonEast London is the location targeted for the major rail development and economic boost.
  • Greater London AuthorityThe Greater London Authority is involved in the infrastructure planning and policy surrounding the development.

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