RAILSCOT | Ex-regulator enters Railtrack row [BBC News]

Ex-regulator enters Railtrack row [BBC News]

Date: 01/08/2005

Former rail regulator Tom Winsor accuses the government of paying "scant regard" to the legal implications of its actions in the lead up to Railtrack's collapse.

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Former rail regulator Tom Winsor says the government paid "scant regard" to the legal implications of its behaviour toward Railtrack.

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