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Marcus Enoch

@MarcusEnoch

I am a professor of transport strategy at Loughborough University in the UK with a research interest in the future of transport systems.

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Joined May 2011
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The Guardian view on the future of public transport: time to invest and think big theguardian.com/commentisfre…
The Guardian view on the future of public transport: time to invest and think big | Editorial

The Guardian view on the future of public transport: time to invest and think big | Editorial

Editorial: A Labour-commissioned review is right to argue that trains, buses and trams can be at the heart of a green growth strategy

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Labour investment in cycling and walking will be unprecedented, says Louise Haigh theguardian.com/politics/art…
Labour investment in cycling and walking will be unprecedented, says Louise Haigh

Labour investment in cycling and walking will be unprecedented, says Louise Haigh

Transport secretary says government’s strategy for active travel could cut GP appointments by millions

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York divided over plan for new ‘Roman quarter’ (hotel and 153 flats included) theguardian.com/science/2022…
York divided over plan for new ‘Roman quarter’ (hotel and 153 flats included)

York divided over plan for new ‘Roman quarter’ (hotel and 153 flats included)

Bid to fill underground visitor centre in complex with artefacts not even dug up yet shocks archaeologists

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Planning changed Britain for the better in the postwar years – and it can do the same now theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Planning changed Britain for the better in the postwar years – and it can do the same now | Phineas...

Planning changed Britain for the better in the postwar years – and it can do the same now | Phineas...

Labour’s proposals for reform are a start, but we need the system to be more ambitious, more imaginative and more proactive, says writer Phineas Harper

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Collaborative project aims to develop future planners - Latest News - News Updates - Charnwood Borough Council charnwood.gov.uk/news/2024/0…
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More than a third of urban Chinese live in sinking cities – here’s what they can do theconversation.com/more-tha… via @ConversationUK
More than a third of urban Chinese live in sinking cities – here’s what they can do

More than a third of urban Chinese live in sinking cities – here’s what they can do

Cities can take action to stop subsidence – or else they need to adapt.

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Britain’s pavement hell: how messy, broken streets ruin people’s lives theguardian.com/world/2024/j…
Britain’s pavement hell: how messy, broken streets ruin people’s lives

Britain’s pavement hell: how messy, broken streets ruin people’s lives

Whether it’s cracked paving stones, piles of bin bags or abandoned bikes, the UK’s streets have become increasingly tough to navigate – with some disabled and older people staying indoors as a result

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‘A bus is open to everyone regardless of class’: riding the world’s biggest network theguardian.com/environment/…
‘A bus is open to everyone regardless of class’: riding the world’s biggest network

‘A bus is open to everyone regardless of class’: riding the world’s biggest network

Rapid transit buses that ferry workers in and out of Jakarta have become hugely popular and are key to net zero ambitions

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Labour vows to ‘rewire Britain’ as pylon plans spark row in Tory party theguardian.com/environment/…
Labour vows to ‘rewire Britain’ as pylon plans spark row in Tory party

Labour vows to ‘rewire Britain’ as pylon plans spark row in Tory party

Opposition vows to tackle rural connection delays to the grid while Conservatives call for offshore network to preserve landscapes

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From tree planting to ‘sponge cities’: why nature-based solutions are crucial to fighting the climate crisis theguardian.com/environment/…
From tree planting to ‘sponge cities’: why nature-based solutions are crucial to fighting the...

From tree planting to ‘sponge cities’: why nature-based solutions are crucial to fighting the...

Nature could hold the key to protecting humanity as the planet heats, but scientists say it is still an underused option

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Britain’s addiction to cars is built on a financial house of cards theguardian.com/environment/…
Britain's addiction to cars is built on a financial house of cards | Tom Haines-Doran

Britain's addiction to cars is built on a financial house of cards | Tom Haines-Doran

Saving the industry means saddling consumers with ever more debt. The fumes of 2007 are in the air, says political economist Tom Haines-Doran

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The Guardian view on the Covid inquiry: scientists and the government under the microscope theguardian.com/commentisfre…
The Guardian view on the Covid inquiry: scientists and the government under the microscope |...

The Guardian view on the Covid inquiry: scientists and the government under the microscope |...

Editorial: Expanding on his late-night diary entries, Sir Patrick Vallance gave crucial evidence from a unique perspective

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‘The science is irrefutable’: US warming faster than global average, says report theguardian.com/environment/…

‘The science is irrefutable’: US warming faster than global average, says report

Government assessment says extreme weather events mean country suffers a disaster every three weeks, costing at least $1bn

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Jamaica’s dengue fever outbreak shows the deadly effects of record heat theguardian.com/global-devel…
Jamaica’s dengue fever outbreak shows the deadly effects of record heat

Jamaica’s dengue fever outbreak shows the deadly effects of record heat

The global failure to reduce fossil fuels is leaving small island states trapped in a never-ending cycle of fightback against disease and extreme weather

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Labour will ignore local opposition if it has to deliver more homes, says Starmer – as it happened theguardian.com/politics/liv…
Labour will ignore local opposition if it has to deliver more homes, says Starmer – as it happened

Labour will ignore local opposition if it has to deliver more homes, says Starmer – as it happened

Keir Starmer says planning is ‘too localised’ and a Labour government would take a ‘wider’ view

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Green spaces in poorer parts of England more likely to be built on, study finds theguardian.com/environment/…

Green spaces in poorer parts of England more likely to be built on, study finds

More deprived areas have fewer parks and public places protected by official local green space designation

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Poor public transport to blame for missed GP appointments theguardian.com/society/2023…

Poor public transport to blame for missed GP appointments | Letters

Letters: Margaret Parker says those living in rural areas have to rely on a patchy service to get to their GP surgery or hospital. Plus a letter from Maurice Bates

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Walk the walk: the app mapping 140,000 miles of public right of way theguardian.com/environment/…

Walk the walk: the app mapping 140,000 miles of public right of way

Community-based, Slow Ways has verified 60% of a network of pedestrian-friendly routes across Great Britain

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How shutting women out of decision-making hampered UK Covid response theguardian.com/uk-news/2023…
How shutting women out of decision-making hampered UK Covid response

How shutting women out of decision-making hampered UK Covid response

Helen MacNamara painted a picture of a homogenous, unpleasant top table. Experts says this lack of diversity can matter beyond the workplace itself

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Sky’s not the limit: is the drone delivery age finally taking off? theguardian.com/technology/2…
Sky’s not the limit: is the drone delivery age finally taking off?

Sky’s not the limit: is the drone delivery age finally taking off?

As Amazon announces it is expanding its drone delivery service to the UK and Italy, other companies are jostling to gain altitude with ultra-fast shipping

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