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What was the most interesting fact about history of the railways in Britain?
what is the most interesting fact about the history of the railways in britain
What has the author Stuart Foxon written?
Stuart Foxon has written: 'Environmental consultancy in Britain' -- subject(s): Environmental impact consultants
When was the railways denationalized in Great Britain?
Denationalization of the railways in Great Britain took place from 1979 to 1997. This process was undertaken by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government.
Did Britain benefit from the coming of railways?
yes yes
When the railways in Britain were invented were they the first in the world?
Yes, they were.
What was the impact on railways?
nothing:), they was all goood:D
How did railways change trade in Britain?
mr bean changed it
What were canals and railways used for in Victorian Britain?
sailing and dumping bodies in
What has the author Stephen Joseph written?
Stephen Joseph has written: 'A New future for Britain's railways'
Why did railways come to Britain?
Railways came to Britain in the early 19th century primarily to facilitate the transportation of goods and raw materials, particularly coal from mines to industrial centers. The rapid industrialization during the Industrial Revolution created a need for efficient transport systems to support economic growth. Additionally, the expansion of railways improved passenger travel, connecting cities and enhancing mobility for the workforce. This innovation ultimately transformed Britain's economy and societal structure.
What has the author Erik Mostert written?
Erik Mostert has written: 'Commissions for Environmental Impact Assessment' -- subject(s): Environmental impact analysis, Environmental impact statements
What transportation greatly increased the efficiency of shipping in great Britain in the 1800?
Canals first and then railways and steam ships.
