Independent report

Shaw report: final report and recommendations

Final report by Nicola Shaw, Chief Executive of High Speed 1, into the future of Network Rail.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
16 March 2016

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Nicola Shaw鈥檚 final report into the longer-term future shape and financing of Network Rail. the report forms the outcome of the 鈥楽haw report: scoping study鈥� consultation in November 2015.

Information includes a letter explaining the terms of reference for 3 reports on Network Rail including this Shaw Report, Bowe Review and CP5 enhancements re-planning exercise.

The government asked Nicola Shaw to advise on Network Rail as part of the Summer Budget 2015 with the final report being supplied, and released to Parliament, in March 2016.

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Published 16 March 2016

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