Business groups in rail link call [BBC News]
Date: 23/11/2009
Six leading business organisations write to the Scottish government asking it to reinstate the Glasgow Airport Rail Link.
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Six leading business organisations write to the Scottish government asking it to reinstate the Glasgow Airport Rail Link.
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