Road cash
27th October 1984, Page 8
27th October 1984
Page 8
Page 8, 27th October 1984
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NEW ROAD projects are to receive more than half the £437m rebate recently agreed by the EEC for Britain.
The Department of Transport has announced that 30 road schemes in England, Wales and Scotland will receive £250m of the rebate.
Nine of the projects are concerned with the M25. They will receive a total of £79.7m.
The biggest individual contribution is E28.9m for the Colwyn by-pass on the A5/A55.
In Scotland, there is a £3.8m contribution for the M74 Draffanom/Millbank section and £1 0.2m for the A94 Laurencekirk/Stonehaven bypass.