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Correspondence between Stephen Joseph on behalf of T2000 and Michael Simmonds on behalf of Department of Transport on spending for roads

Correspondence between Stephen Joseph on behalf of T2000 and Michael Simmonds on behalf of Department of Transport on spending for roads
One bundle of letters from Stephen Joseph, Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions, Department of Environment, Transport and the Regions, Royal Town Planning Institute, Lynn Sloman and others (1981-2007), which discuss integrated transport policy with regard to urban regeneration, major infrastructure projects, Hastings bypass, development and modification of trunk road schemes, multi-modal studies, suggestions for a not-for-profit company to succeed Railtrack, Stephen Joseph joining a working group on policy to support passenger access to transport, soft factors on transport demand management, how transport factors in to urban planning, conditions in Tithe Barn from poor planning, and testing regional, sub-regional, and local road schemes with transport and land use planning; printed presentation slides produced by Stephen Joseph, report produced by Dr Peter Kay and annotated by members of Transport 2000, and information sheets on Parliamentary statements about planning.

Assorted letters on planning and integrated transport
One handwritten letter from Sarah Jane Sherlock to Stephen Joseph regarding the disbursement of a legacy fund from Harley Sherlock, former director of Transport 2000, bequeathed to Campaign for Better Transport (2014); one typed letter from Stephen Joseph to Carol Harris on the occasion of the death of Michael Harris, the first secretary of Transport 2000 (2001).

Condolence letters between family members of late Campaign for Better Transport members and Stephen Joseph
One bundle of printed materials including correspondence, press releases produced by Transport 2000, two press cuttings, and a multi-modal study produced by Metropolitan Transport Research Unit (MTRU) (2001-2002), which discuss the multi-modal study on the North/South movements on the M1 corridor in the East Midlands.

Correspondence, press releases, and report relating to a multi-modal study on the M1 corridor in the East Midlands
File comprises of two copies of Harley Sherlock's book entitled 'Cities are Good for us' (1991); correspondence between Harley Sherlock, Stephen Joseph, David Pedley, Commission for Integrated Transport, and others on urban housing location and urban density, Parliamentary statements on planning; correspondence with and evidence to Environment, Transport and the Regions committee on housing (1997-1998); Stephen Joseph and Harley Sherlock's provision of evidence to the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Committee on housing and planning (1998); printed copy and letter from Harley Sherlock on the urban white paper (2001); and other printed materials.

Correspondence, evidence, and books relating to urban housing and planning
One bundle of materials including printed email correspondence from Denise Carlo, Stephen Joseph and others, printed correspondence from Stephen Joseph to Fiona Emslie of Department of Transport, Local Governments and the Regions, press notice from the House of Commons, list of inquiry for the July 2002 session, printed and stapled minutes of evidence to the House of Commons Procedure Committee on the modification of procedure for major infrastructure project proposals (2002).

Correspondence, press notice, line of inquiry, and printed evidence of the House of Commons procedure committee for new parliamentary procedure proposals on major infrastructure projects
One file comprises of typed materials on the BBC's Top Gear programme, including its ecological impact and messaging around Oxford Brookes' award of an honorary degree to Jeremy Clarkson.

Typed letters produced by Stephen Joseph on the ecological damage of BBC's programme Top Gear
File is comprised of printed slideshow presentations produced by Stephen Joseph on improving stations through travel plans and station access; correspondence with Mike Mitchell, Department of Transport and Stephen Joseph; one regional report and one position paper; which discuss station plans, interchange, traveller behaviour, and the Rail white paper on Delivering a Sustainable Railway.

Presentation, reports and correspondence on railway station travel plans and traveller behaviour
Correspondence between Lord Faulkner, Stephen Joseph, Tim Boon, Ruth Chapple and others; Science Museum event sign-up sheet for the 50th commemorative event for the Beeching report (2013).

Correspondence and papers relating to the Beeching 50th anniversary event
File is comprised of letters produced by Highways Agency, Stephen Joseph, South West Transport Network, and others, and one bound copy of the A419 Blundson road study (2001-2002), which discuss the study, consultation responses to the draft, and traffic impact in Blundson as a result of the A419.

Letters and copy of A419 Blundson road studies
One file is comprised of five bundles of printed and typed materials produced in relation to the Standing Advisory Committee on Trunk Road Assessments (SACTRA) (1977-2000). Materials include correspondence between Alliance Against Road-Building (ALARM), Department of Transport, Stephen Joseph and others on behalf of Transport 2000, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, and others relating to calls for and transfers of research relating to the 1994 (Trunk roads and the generation of traffic), 1997, and 2000 (transport and the economy) assessments and their positive and negative responses; research reports and evidence to the Standing Advisory Committee on Trunk Road Assessment (SACTRA) and to the review on urban road appraisal methods; copies of the Parliamentary transport policy briefing issues on SACTRA produced by Transport 2000 (1995); press releases produced by Transport 2000 with statements on the organisation's position on relevant legislation; correspondence between Denvil Coombe, Stephen Joseph, Peter Mackie, Roger Vickerman, and others relating to the Commission for Integrated Transport (2000); letter from John Prescott and printed email correspondence between Michael Roberts, Eileen Mackay, Phil Goodwin, and others which discuss transport and the economy and a joint press release (1999); press release produced by Transport 2000 (1999); discussion paper and partial printed letter from Frazer Goodwin and Ton Sledsens of Jobs or Roads? network campaign which discuss roads and the economy (c. 2000); printed submission to the Leitch Committee 'Assessing Trunk Roads' written by Reg Harman, Irene Coates and Peter Ashcroft and published by the Conservation Society Limited (1977); one joint response produced by Friends of the Earth and Transport 2000 to the National Economic Development Office Civil Engineering discussion paper on Pre-construction procedures for motorway and trunk road schemes (1984), and other printed materials.

Correspondence, position statements, research reports, and press coverage of the Standing Advisory Committee on Trunk Road Assessments (SACTRA)

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