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RAILTEX IN LONDON OFF TO A FLYING START Staging the RAILTEX 07 exhibition in London has been widely welcomed by the railway industry. Well over 100 companies have already taken stand space at the show, scheduled for 20 to 22 February 2007 at ExCel London, in the UK capital's Docklands. London's major rail projects big draw for suppliers With an estimated price tag of £10 billion, Crossrail tops the list of long-term schemes to improve the capital's rail infrastructure. Its progress will be marked at RAILTEX 07 by the presence with a stand of the project's promoter, Cross London Rail Links Ltd. Other large-scale investments attracting exhibitors include continuing upgrades to the London Underground network, the £900 million East London Line scheme and the long-planned Thameslink project, currently progressing through parliamentary and public enquiry phases. Also being further expanded is the Docklands Light Railway, which will play a key role in handling movements of spectators during the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Many other rail projects are also planned as the city prepares to host the games. For more information visit http://www.railtex.co.uk |
