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But it does mean road-pricing, which is why a lot of people will withhold their approval from this post.
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It's the same story whether the subject is road-pricing, the EU or many other maters; democracy?
Labour and road-pricing Not a sheep 2009
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I have blogged previously about this Labour government's desire to bring in road-pricing (most recently here and here), today I read that: Ministers are pressing ahead with a £10million trial of 'spy-in-the-sky' road-pricing technology despite widespread public opposition.
Labour and road-pricing Not a sheep 2009
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Staggering payments to encourage people to travel outside rush hour have been most stringently applied in Singapore, which also began the first road-pricing scheme in 1975.
Sleep in or work from home: minister's plans to ease rush hour 2011
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But the road-pricing petition, with almost 2 million signatories, shows that anything might happen – including a variation on the 2009 "Gordon Brown should resign" e-petition, with 70,000 votes, or one that Cameron launched the same year, vainly invoking "the power of our collective pressure" to procure an immediate general election.
This is a platform for hysteria rather than people power | Catherine Bennett 2011
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Not a sheep: Labour and road-pricing skip to main | skip to sidebar
Labour and road-pricing Not a sheep 2009
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Regularly claimed as a triumph for democracy, the road-pricing petition could equally be seen as its humiliating defeat.
Let's all join in not signing up to this idea of e-petitions | Catherine Bennett 2011
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And the Lib Dems are keen on replacing vehicle excise duty with some form of road-pricing in future, which would be deeply unpopular with Tory supporters.
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Mr Clark said trials into road-pricing would start in the new year, with hundreds of drivers taking part in test runs.
Archive 2008-11-01 Not a sheep 2008
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The Telegraph report that: Paul Clark, the Transport Minister, told a conference of road-pricing experts about plans to introduce tolls on specific lanes of motorways or hard shoulders.
Archive 2008-11-01 Not a sheep 2008
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