When giving evidence to the Scottish Parliament Infrastructure Committee on 18th March DHC Director Derek Halden suggested that partnership agreements should be used to manage investor risk to deliver investment […]
The DfT accessibility statistics have recently been published representing conditions in October 2013. Describing these as accessibility statistics is perhaps a misnomer since what they show is the travel time […]
There is a lot of talk about sustainability but how much day to day practice in transport is actually sustainable? A new paper by Derek Halden has been published which […]
The National Planning Framework needs to enable better transport rather than simply list nationally funded projects. This was the message from DHC Director Derek Halden when he gave evidence to […]
Much better value can be achieved in the transport spending to tackle social need. This was one of the messages from DHC Director Derek Halden in his presentation at the […]
Major endorsement for accessibility planning approaches from Westminster Parliament inquiry: Derek Halden’s evidence was extensively quoted alongside other leading practitioners and the Committee have called for national accessibility statistics to […]
Between 2008 and 2013 DHC managed a major review of smarter travel pilot programmes for Scottish Government. The final report recommends important changes in the way that transport is planned, […]
In Evidence to House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee, Derek Halden says more needs to be done to ensure that accessibility is improved. It is a regular claim that investment […]
2012 Newsletter (PDF 238 KB) – Parking, Customer Relationships.
Proportionality is Needed to Nurture Scotland’s Settlement Hierarchy (PDF, 78KB) – Derek Halden was asked to give evidence to the Transport and Climate Change Committee at the Scottish Parliament. In […]