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  1. North Yorkshire Council operates within the county, with Mayor David Skaith leading regional planning efforts.
  2. North Yorkshire Council is responsible for the county's bus services and infrastructure, and has criticized the council's own underinvestment in public transport.

Government Plans Rail Upgrades and More Frequent Services for North Yorkshire

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The Department for Transport is exploring plans for more frequent rail services between Middlesbrough and Whitby. The government also announced an investment of £11 billion to improve journey times across the Pennines. This response followed criticism regarding poor rail connectivity to the North Yorkshire coast.

From gazetteherald.co.uk

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The improvements are intended to enhance rail links, which a Whitby councillor stated are important for employment and economic development. The £45 billion commitment is part of a wider effort to deliver a major upgrade to the north’s railway services.

North Yorkshire Council has criticized its own underinvestment in public transport services and infrastructure.

From gazetteherald.co.uk

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  • North YorkshireSpeculative

    Might see regional growth due to government investment targeting improved access.

  • AlstomSpeculative

    Could receive new contracts for rolling stock supply as part of the £45 billion upgrade commitment.

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