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  • British Airways cancels 80 flights TODAY as freezing fog grounds Heathrow airlines

    January 23, 2023

    Airlines have been forced to cancel dozens of flights as freezing fog engulfed Heathrow Airport this morning. Last night the west London hub told airlines such including British Airways (BA) that they would need to cut 15 per cent of their scheduled flights as a result of poor visibility.  British Airways said it was working [...]

  • Balfour Beatty wins £1.2bn construction project aimed at easing Thames congestion

    January 23, 2023

    Infrastructure giant Balfour Beatty has been handed a £1.2bn contract to ease congestion over the Thames. The firm secured a deal from National Highways to deliver the project which is called ‘Roads North of the Thames’. More than 10 miles of new highways will be built, connecting the M25 at Junction 29 and the A13 [...]

  • National Express wins £880m contract to run German rail lines

    January 23, 2023

    National Express has been awarded a €1bn (£878m) to operate two regional train lines in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The transport group’s German rail business has won €1bn contract to run the RE1 and RE11 Rhein-Ruhr-Express (RRX) lines until 2033. The Rhein-Ruhr-Express is a regional rail network in north west Germany, in the [...]

  • Electric car demand jitters fail to derail government from hitting 300,000 charger target

    January 23, 2023

    The UK government is on track to hit its target of delivering 300,000 public electric vehicle chargers by 2030, a new report out today reveals. A study by the transport organisation New Automotive shows the goal will be met despite the car industry’s scepticism over the strength of demand for electric vehicles. According to recent [...]

  • Govt to funnel £300m towards British Steel in bid to save struggling metal maker from collapse – reports

    January 20, 2023

    The Government is poised to funnel nearly a third of a billion pounds towards British Steel to save the struggling metal maker from collapse, according to reports. Sky News said that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is prepared to hand the company £300 million in instalments over the next few years if it meets certain conditions. The [...]

  • Westminster gets hundreds more Green MPs as government on track to have quarter of cars low-emission

    January 20, 2023

    The UK Government is on track with its green targets following an announcement that over 25 per cent of all its cars now ultra-low emission vehicles.  Ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEV) are cars that use low-carbon technology, emitting less than 75g of CO2/km. These are usually either electric cars or plug-in hybrids. “As the UK moves [...]

  • Aston Martin to recruit over 100 people in UK to support new sports car plans

    January 19, 2023

    Aston Martin has gone on a hiring spree, announcing today it’s seeking to recruit over 100 new positions at its Warwickshire headquarters.  The luxury carmaker said the new technicians will be recruited to support the rollout of a new generation of ultra-luxury sports cars.  These include a limited edition of the two-seater V12 Speedster as [...]

  • Fears of future global travel chaos grow as pilots consider leaving due to poor pay

    January 19, 2023

    Fears of future travel disruption could soon become a reality as pilots consider leaving the profession due to poor pay.  Research published today by aviation recruitment firm Goose shows that 53 per cent of world pilots haven’t had a pay increase in over five years, while a third said they actually sustained a pay cut.  [...]

  • RMT receives new pay offer from train companies in bid to avert more strikes – but will its members accept?

    January 19, 2023

    The RMT rail union has announced it has received a new and improved pay offer from train operators in a bid to avert more strikes. Union bosses said they will consider the deal – which is worth a minimum of nine per cent over two years – and decide whether to put it to their [...]

  • Sunak accused of acting ‘like A-list celeb’ by flying to Blackpool instead of £257 strike-affected train ride

    January 19, 2023

    Rishi Sunak has been criticised for using a jet to travel to Blackpool as he opts for flights around Britain rather than trains. The Prime Minister took an RAF jet from Northolt to Blackpool as he carried out a series of visits in northern England linked to an announcement on new levelling up funding. Labour [...]

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