Spatial Planning and Transport in London and the South East—Can Policy Co-Ordination and Delivery be Achieved?

Tony Bolden and Reg Harman

Public Money & Management, 2003, vol. 23, issue 4, 263-269

Abstract: The railway system in London and the south east is fundamental to London in its roles as the capital of the country and as a world-class financial and business centre. This article examines the formal strategies for spatial planning and railway investment in London and the south east and shows that there is a distinct dichotomy between spatial and transport planning. The authors explain the key investments needed in the network. They call for the Government to demonstrate how land use planning and transport investment are dovetailed together and properly funded, and for the Strategic Rail Authority to act more in concert with regional and local interests.

Date: 2003
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DOI: 10.1111/1467-9302.00381

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