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  • London businesses lament dismal start to 2023 after another rail strike set for January

    December 20, 2022

    Hospitality leaders have reiterated calls for rail firms and unions to hash out an eleventh-hour resolution to swerve January strikes, after train drivers announced another walk-out. Train drivers at 15 companies in the union Aslef have agreed to strike on 5 January, as part of a long-standing pay dispute. The walkout will take place on [...]

  • More than 1,000 City workers evacuated after ruptured gas main

    December 20, 2022

    Firefighters evacuated around 1,300 office workers and shoppers in Canada after a ruptured gas main on Tuesday afternoon. The London Fire Brigade said that its firefighters were attending a rupture on Seething Lane, in the heart of the Square Mile. The service said around 1,300 people had been evacuated from surrounding shops [...]

  • Stansted readies for busiest Christmas in three years with 1.2m passengers expected

    December 20, 2022

    Stansted airport is getting ready for its busiest Christmas in three years with 1.2 million passengers expected to pass through its gates during the festive period. Airport figures published today show that around 650,000 people will depart from the north London airport between 16 December and 3 January, with 550,000 expected arrivals.  According to forecasts, [...]

  • UK flights during festive period remain 14 per cent below pre-Covid levels

    December 20, 2022

    UK flights during the festive period have remained significantly below pre-pandemic levels, according to research. Data published today by aviation analytics firm Cirium showed that 30,979 departures have been scheduled from UK airports between 21 December and 4 January.  This is 14 per cent below the 36,138 reported in 2019. UK flights are nevertheless 33 [...]

  • Aerospace firm Velocity’s shares take off as it enters US market with $100m deal

    December 20, 2022

    UK aerospace manufacturer Velocity has grabbed the attention of investors, after announcing its entry into the US market via a $100m (£82.2m) deal. Shares in the London-listed firm rocketed more than 70 per cent to 46p per share by early afternoon on Tuesday. The five-year deal with GKN Aerospace is expected to bring in $100m [...]

  • More strikes in the new year as train drivers to walk out on 5 January

    December 20, 2022

    Britain will need to brace for extra disruption in the new year as train drivers at 15 companies have announced they will strike on 5 January. Members of the union Aslef will down tools as part of a long-standing dispute over salaries, impacting services at the likes of Avanti West Coast, Govia Thameslink and London [...]

  • UK government stumps up £12m to make 5G tech green and accessible

    December 20, 2022

    The Department of Culture, Media and Sport is funding a £12m international project to make 5G telecommunication green and more accessible across the UK. The project named Towards Ubiquitous 3D Open Resilient Network (TUDOR) plans to use AI to improve the efficiency of 5G and in due course 6G infrastructures. TUDOR is led by the [...]

  • Elizabeth Hurley among passengers stranded due to BA technical glitch

    December 20, 2022

    Actress Elizabeth Hurley is one of the thousands of people left stranded following a technical glitch to British Airways’ long-haul flights.  Hurley, who is currently in the Caribbean island of Antigua, took to Twitter to express her frustration.  “Stranded at Antigua airport with no food or water, taxis or hotels offered yet. Plane delayed 20 [...]

  • Left in the dark: Business chiefs fear redundancies after energy relief update delayed

    December 20, 2022

    Business leaders have accused the government of leaving firms in the dark over energy bill support, after ministers push back an announcement of what aid will be on offer later next year. The government had previously said it would update businesses before the end of the year on energy bill relief from April 2023, when [...]

  • Bunzl acquires four firms and sells healthcare arm

    December 20, 2022

    Bunzl has acquired four businesses and has agreed to sell its UK healthcare division. The specialist distribution group, which sells global businesses a variety of products from coffee cups to cafes, food wrap to supermarkets, and cleaning materials to hospitals, said the transactions would be profit neutral. The FTSE-100 firm said it would sell its [...]

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