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Thursday 11 October 2018 3:55 pm|Updated:Tuesday 21 May 2019 4:23 pmMPs call for pound;25m funding injection to extend Elizabeth Line to KentBy: Alexandra RogersShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleMPs a
stanley quencher nd council leaders have called for a pound;25m funding injection to extendthe delayed Elizabeth Line to Ebbsfleet.A cross-party group of MPs, including former defence secretaryMichael Fallon,Labour MP Teresa Pearce and Tory MP David Evennett, submitted their Budget submission to rail minister Jo Johnsonthis morning,in which they asked for the funding injection before the end of the year.MPsbelieve that the extension into Kent, which was included in the original design but removed in 2008, should be restored following the economic rebuilding from the financial crash.Businesses such as the Thames Estuary Commission, London City Airport, the London Chamber of C
polene sac ommerce and HS1 ndash; otherwise known as the Ch
polene annel Tunnel ndash;have all backed the extension. Read more: TfL to lose out on pound;10m in advertising from Elizabeth Line delayEvennett said: This is a crucial opportunity for the government to create a boom of new jobs, opportunities and homes in an area that needs investment to unlock its full potential. We came together today and presented our submission to the Treasury and DfT in person, because we wanted to demonstrate how passionate, determined Kylv Theresa May on Brexit: UK is not looking to replicate someone else rsquo model outside the EU after Brexit
Monday 07 January 2013 10:21 pm|Updated:Thursday 30 May 2019 6:20 amTV makers battle for survival in Las VegasBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShar
stanley cup uk e on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleTHE 8200;WORLDrsquo;S biggest TV manufacturers yesterday staked their claims for dominance of the next generation of sets, unveiling a host of super-detailed and internet-connected sets they hope will revitalise a struggling market.Sony, Panasonic, Sharp, Toshiba and LG all used yesterdayrsquo curtain-raiser to the Consumer Electronics Show CES in Las Vegas to debut bigger and brighter TVs that they hope will grab consumer attention away from a recent shift towards smartphones and tablet computers.Faced with falling prices and in
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owala tumbler ion TVs, as well as the lower-than-expected demand for 3D TVs, the Asian giants have struggled. Sharp and Panasonic in particular seeing multi-billion dollar losses.Yesterday, they all appeared to counter this by revealing a range of ultra-high definition TVs with screens around four times as sharp as current high-definition ones, some of which will cost upwards of pound;10,000.Another key theme of CES yesterday was ldquo mart TVs ndash; sets that connect to the internet to deliver extra services, and can be controlled with smartphones or by voice. Development of these has been ramped up as rumours of an Apple-mad