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The high-speed rail line is helping to reinvigorate the once industrial heart of England
Communities lay their own cables and set up bespoke masts to extend coverage
Chief says it could cost £400m-£600m to connect 15m homes by middle of next decade
Anglian, Thames, Yorkshire and SES given until August to revise spending plans
Scale of dissatisfaction casts doubts on opening up household sector to competition
Outsourcer’s £215m settlement averts risk of Carillion style-collapse
Leaks, faulty toilets and cancellations force delays in rollout
UK infrastructure group says it faces delays to several projects
Passenger dissatisfaction remained much higher than at other operators
Chief says group to focus on growing bus and coach operations in UK
Andy Burnham aims to adopt London-style franchise system for region’s services
Public funds should be used if they deliver at lower cost
Tory leadership candidate draws up plans to review rail project if elected PM
There is less free money to be had by buying regulated monopolies cheap and reselling them
Critics blame insufficient capital expenditure since privatisation and a system that allows sewage to be dumped into waterways
Motorway would have gone through historic wetlands and a nature reserve with endangered species
DfT says train services improving and changing operator could cause more disruption
Shareholders angry at party suggestion it would pay compensation below market prices
Utility under fire over leakages and payouts to executives and shareholders
All telecoms businesses will be able to use the telegraph poles and tunnels, Ofcom says
Train operator claims DfT was wrong to kick it out of tender process for three rail franchises
Move comes as questions mount over the future of high-speed line
Data will be used to better understand how passengers move around the transport network
Company agrees record settlement for lengthy disconnections and poor record-keeping
Mobile phone groups could claw back more than £220m after high court ruling
