Date: 12/12/2014

The man leading the public inquiry into the Edinburgh trams fiasco has told how key figures refused 'point blank' to co-operate. In a BBC Scotland interview, Lord Hardie pledged his investigation would be tough and effective. The Scottish government said last month the inquiry was to be given the power to compel witnesses to participate.

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The man leading the public inquiry into the Edinburgh trams fiasco tells BBC Scotland key figures refused "point blank" to co-operate.

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The new sign for Major Roadworks in Edinburgh. View north along Leith Walk towards Princes Street on 8 October 2007 with activity underway on the rerouting of gas, electricity and water supplies in advance of tram works proper.
Location: Leith Walk [Tram]
Company: Edinburgh Trams
08/10/2007 John Furnevel

Tram rails being installed on Princes Street! View looking east on 18 June 2009.
Location: Princes Street [Tram]
Company: Edinburgh Trams
18/06/2009 Bill Roberton

Utility services excavation works taking place alongside Haymarket station (off picture to the right) in preparation for the section of track to be laid directly ahead along West Maitland Street / Shandwick Place to link up with the tracks on Princes Street.
Location: Haymarket [Tram]
Company: Edinburgh Trams
08/11/2011 David Pesterfield

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