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Keywords :
Geography Of England, Local Government In England, Transport In London, Gospel Oak To Barking Line, London Overground, Tolworth, Southampton, Heysham
£18.5m provided by the Transport Improvement Scheme will be used to enhance the Gospel Oak to Barking line in London to enable the line to transport more goods from ports in the South-East, A further Ulm has been awarded to five freight infrastructure projects through the Freight Facilities Grant scheme. This money will be used to upgrade facilities at Tolworth goods yard, Brierly Hill, Southampton Docks, Barry Docks and the Port of Heysham.