FOI requests and responses from 2010

February

January

Cuckoo corner improvements - A1159 Priory crescent road widening (PDF - 119KB)
Department for Transport’s operators of last resort (PDF - 24KB)
Department funding for DANSA, Dulais Valley Community Transport and Community Transport Swansea Ltd/ Bwstler (PDF - 22KB)
Department's spend with Portland PR (PDF - 19KB)
Directly Operated Railways and East Coast Main Line Company Limited - Presentation and list of directors (PDF - 1550 KB)
European Road Safety and Transport Policy (PDF - 77KB)
First Cymru bus service operator grants (PDF - 24 KB)
Funding of projects Evergreen 1 and 2 in the Chiltern franchise (PDF - 122KB)
ICT questions within the Department for Transport (PDF - 44KB)
Local authorities authorised by the Department to allow private hire vehicles into their bus lanes (PDF - 360KB)
London Midland recovery plan (PDF - 135KB)
Ministers training sessions or courses run by the National School of Government (NSG) during 2009 (PDF - 27KB)
Minutes of the Traffic Signs Policy Review Steering Group between the period October 2008 to April 2009 (PDF - 156KB)
MOT fee levels consultation period (ZIP)
Number of non EU citizens employed airside at UK airports (PDF - 21KB)
Passenger numbers on the East Coast Mainlne (PDF - 37 KB)
Security screening of passengers and security staff at UK Airports (PDF - 22 KB)
The requested information is contained in redacted scanned documents. These documents can be obtained by contacting transec.aviation@dft.gsi.gov.uk.
Selling Britain's road network to the private sector (PDF - 34KB) If you require the supporting documents to this FOI response please email foi-advice-team-dft@dft.gsi.gov.uk
THINK! road safety campaign expenditure in the last ten years (PDF - 21KB)
Village of Sipson and the impacts of a 3rd runway (PDF - 19KB)
Working with Ministers (ZIP)
Work conducted by Southeastern, DfT officials and an independent consultancy firm (PDF - 24 KB)
Yellow box at the junction of the A205 Well Hall Road (PDF - 29 KB)

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