Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - We must get used to rising fuel prices

Fuel cell technology is in its infancy, but public transport is generally improving and not always expensive. I think we will soon see a realignment of property prices where properties in central locations - near town centre facilities such as shops, post offices, railway stations and the like - wil...

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Published inJournal (Newcastle upon Tyne, England)
Main Author Nelson, Alex J
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Newcastle-upon-Tyne (UK) MGN Ltd 08.07.2008
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Archer, Brian
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Summary:Fuel cell technology is in its infancy, but public transport is generally improving and not always expensive. I think we will soon see a realignment of property prices where properties in central locations - near town centre facilities such as shops, post offices, railway stations and the like - will be more attractive than similar properties in peripheral locations, like outlying estates, where all local services can only be reached by private transport.