Key correspondence relating to Transport 2000's and Plymouth Transport 2000's role in petitioning against the Tamar Bridge Bill
File is comprised of one bundle of correspondence, newsletters, photocopied press cuttings, and signed petitions produced by Lord Berkeley, Stephen Joseph, Tamar Protection Society, Caradon District Council, Don Allen on behalf of Plymouth local group of Transport 2000, and Sharpe Pritchard (1997-1998), which discuss a dual carriageway on the A386 through the George Hotel junction, the Tamar Bridge Bill and a petition against it launched by Plymouth Transport 2000, and rail freight transport on the Bodwin and Wenford railway line.
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- 1 file
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- CFBT/8/36
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