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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Edinburgh transport plans

Holyrood to fund trams rebate FINANCE Secretary John Swinney has promised to fund most of the cost of a rates relief scheme for shops hit by the tram works.

Young speed demons face police blitz YOUNG drivers who speed on rural roads in the Lothians are being targeted by police in a four-day campaign to help cut the number of road deaths.

Cash-back lifeline for shops in licence hike TRADERS hit with inflation-busting price rises for outdoor seating areas are in line to get their money back – but only if they are affected by major roadworks.

Trams are on the right track as transport bosses seal the deal TRANSPORT bosses have agreed the deal which will bring trams back to the streets of the Capital.

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Clock is ticking for journey time signs

Costs rise as trams contract signed

Sunday events to reel in city shoppers and beat tram work

Tram works helpers to be on hand

Edinburgh airport motorway link on the road again

Haymarket revamp gets thumbs up

Makeover to give Haymarket station a real lift

Go-ahead for visitor parking permits plan

Public to get more say over road repairs

City chiefs hear tram-train plan to get South Sub back on track

U-turn over rail route is branded 'embarrassing'

Professor launches an attack on Scottish ferry links

All aboard high-speed tilting trains

Trams roll out £12.5m to clean up city streets

Edinburgh transport chiefs eye 100% rate cut for traders

South Sub debate heats up as Labour calls for commitment

The South Sub's still on track

Road safety focus is shifting from cameras to speed alerts

Fuel deliveries let buses steer clear of crisis

Direct flight to NY launched

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