COMMON MARKET aid worth around E,275m has been granted for improvement of the British transport infrastructure.
21st July 1984, Page 8
21st July 1984
Page 8
Page 8, 21st July 1984
— COMMON MARKET aid worth around E,275m has been granted for improvement of the British transport infrastructure.
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The money will cover up to 60 per cent of the total cost of projects judged to "contribute to the realisation of the common transport policy."
The projects will concentrate on improving the main trunk routes, eliminating bottlenecks and improvements to transport of goods and passengers.
West Germany has also benefited from the allocation of aid. It has been granted nearly £6m.
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