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  • Mark Harper: Inflation-matching pay rises ‘unaffordable’

    November 27, 2022

    Increasing workers’ salaries to match inflation rates is simply unaffordable, according to transport secretary Mark Harper.  “We want to try and give all the workers in the public sector who work very hard decent pay rises, but they can’t be inflation busting,” he told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge on Sunday.  Salary increases have been the [...]

  • Qatari investment in London pulled into question over transport advert ban

    November 26, 2022

    Qatar is reportedly reviewing its investment in London after the capital banned the country’s adverts from its transport network. Transport for London (TfL) contacted Q22, the body overseeing the World Cup, to inform them of the ban this week, the Financial Times reported, citing a person involved in the Qatari review. In response, Qatar said [...]

  • Nightcap: Cocktail group urges RMT to move rail strikes in exchange for free drinks

    November 25, 2022

    The owners of UK cocktail group Nightcap have called on the union RMT to switch the rail strike dates in exchange for free drinks.  Co-founders Sarah Willingham and Michael Toxvaerd – who own the likes of Cocktail Club, Barrio and the Adventure Bar Group – pleaded with the RMT to move their planned walkout from [...]

  • Sadiq Khan presses ahead with London-wide ULEZ expansion

    November 25, 2022

    Sadiq Khan has pressed ahead with his decision to expand the ultra-low emission zone London-wide from next August.  The ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) is aimed at cleaning London’s air, forcing vehicles that don’t conform to the environmental standards to pay a daily £12.50 to enter. It will also help relieve congestion in the capital. The [...]

  • Government and private sector pump up to £100m into HGV roadside facilities

    November 25, 2022

    Both the UK Government and the private sector are pumping up to £100m into the improvement of HGV roadside facilities such as rest areas. Roads minister Richard Holden has announced the investment will improve facilities such as showers and restaurants as well as increase parking space.  The funding will be available in the form of [...]

  • SMMT: Getting automotive back on track priority for 2023

    November 25, 2022

    Getting the automotive sector back on track is the top priority for 2023, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).  Chief executive Mike Hawes warned that a return to pre-Covid production levels was fundamental, “given the jobs, exports and economic contribution the automotive industry sustains.” “UK car makers are doing all they [...]

  • UK motor insurers to make largest annual loss in a decade due to inflation

    November 25, 2022

    The UK motor insurance sector is set to make the largest annual loss in over a decade as a result of inflationary pressures.  Analysis published today by EY has forecast that net combined ratios will reach 115 per cent this year – the worst year since 2010 – going down slightly to 114 per cent [...]

  • Mick Lynch: Strikes are STILL going ahead despite ‘positive meeting’ with Transport sec

    November 24, 2022

    Rail union boss Mick Lynch has said the upcoming strikes will go ahead despite a “positive meeting” with transport secretary Mark Harper.  “We won’t be any closer [to calling off the strikes] until we have a reasonable offer on the table that we can put to our members,” Lynch told journalists on Thursday following his [...]

  • Jet2 recovers from covid and summer travel chaos with 730 per cent revenue boom

    November 24, 2022

    Low cost leisure airline Jet2  had a whopping 730 per cent rise in revenue and booming profits of more than £350m as Brits flock on holiday post-pandemic.  The listed firm announced strong half-year results up until the end of September, with profit before foreign exchange valuation up to £505m, following a £195m loss in 2021.  [...]

  • Rules on liquids aboard flights to be scrapped by mid-2024 – reports

    November 23, 2022

    Restrictions on liquids aboard flights are set to be scrapped by mid-2024, as newer security scanners are increasingly being rolled out.  The UK Government has urged major airports across Britain to have the more advanced CT scanners installed by the summer of 2024, the Times first reported.  Officials told the outlet that ministers have been [...]

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