Select Committee · Welsh Affairs Committee
Cross-border Road and Rail Connectivity
Status: Closed
Opened: 1 Mar 2012
Closed: 1 Apr 2012
Inquiry scope
The Welsh economy is sustained and developed by road and rail links across the border with England and into Ireland. Two routes in Wales form part of the Trans European Network, which link Ireland to Wales and then to England and the rest of the world. The primary cross-border routes are the South Wales to London road and rail corridor and between North East Wales and North West England which share many economic, social and environmental interests. In more rural areas, such as mid-Wales, the social importance of cross-border transport links is also significant. Cross-border Road and Rail Connectivity - Further information pageOral evidence sessions
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