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Monday, 8 October 2012
Economics | Infrastructure | Risk-based safety regulation on Britain's railways
At the International Railway Safety Conference in London today, ORR Chief Executive Richard Price set out how why a focus in excellence in management is central to risk-based safety regulation, but also complements the drive for greater efficiency, better customer service and a more commercial approach across Britain's railway industry.
Photo; Ian Prosser, Safety Director, and Richard Price, Chief Executive, Office of Rail Regulation
Friday, 28 September 2012
London | Islington | Plans for Highbury Corner
See our review of recent plans for Highbury Corner, including pedestrianisation and an improved transport hub.
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Sunday, 23 September 2012
London | Islington | A history of Highbury Station
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Thursday, 28 June 2012
Economics | Infrastructure | Innovation Innovation and the modern railway - 'An eagerly-sought objective':
Speaking at the Modern Railways Innovation Awards, Richard Price sets out why innovation
matters so much as demand for rail grows and why the challenges of greater
efficiency and investment are a huge plus for the industry - and calls for rail businesses and
innovators to do more to shape their own destiny.
Economics | Infrastructure The Periodic Review in rail, innovation and the supply chain:
In this speech to the rail industry's suppliers, Richard Price sets out why Network Rail's relationships with the supply chain are so important to the industry's ability to innovate, serve customers and secure value for money.
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Economics | Infrastructure and economic regulation Regulation: when less is more
Richard Price argues that the rail industry should depend less on government intervention and take more of its own decisions on how best to invest, serve its customers and grow. Independent regulation can help free up businesses from micromanagement.
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Saturday, 15 October 2011
Economics | Infrastructure | Reforming rail: Changing industry, changing regulation
Office of Rail Regulation Chief Executive Richard Price today outlined some of the key challenges emerging from Sir Roy McNulty's rail value for money review and how these are being reflected in priorities for the rail regulator.
Speaking at a rail industry event Richard Price identified the following challenges:
- the need for greater transparency on funding flows and costs across the sector.
- assuring delivery of current performance commitments and safety standards during a period of industry change.
- successful delivery of the 2013 periodic review and ensuring that this provides effective incentives across the sector.
- ensuring that industry reform, including Network Rail's devolution and changes to rail franchises, delivers real and lasting benefits to rail users and taxpayers.
Speaking at a rail industry event Richard Price identified the following challenges:
- the need for greater transparency on funding flows and costs across the sector.
- assuring delivery of current performance commitments and safety standards during a period of industry change.
- successful delivery of the 2013 periodic review and ensuring that this provides effective incentives across the sector.
- ensuring that industry reform, including Network Rail's devolution and changes to rail franchises, delivers real and lasting benefits to rail users and taxpayers.
Friday, 14 October 2011
Economics | Environment | The value in environmental valuation
The UK has been at the forefront in using new techniques to shape policy decisions which affect the environment. On the publication of the UK's Natural Ecosystem Assessment, Mallika Ishwaran, Jonathan Portes and Richard Price make the case for valuing the environment as part of a better approach to informing policy decisions for environmental protection, linking science and economics, and reflecting the pervasive role the environment has to play in economic and social activity.
Sunday, 4 September 2011
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