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  • Virgin Atlantic: Supporting Heathrow’s expansion ‘difficult’ unless quality service provided

    November 21, 2022

    Supporting Heathrow’s expansion will be difficult until the west London hub can provide a quality service to airlines and passengers, according to Virgin Atlantic’s boss Shai Weiss.  The airport’s expansion plans – which include building a third runway – were backed by former Prime Minister Liz Truss as well as then-transport secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan.   “[The [...]

  • London businesses gather to celebrate six months of Elizabeth line

    November 21, 2022

    London businesses have gathered to celebrate the Elizabeth line’s impact on the capital almost six months after its opening. Data published by Transport for London (TfL) showed that almost 70 million trips have been made on the line since 24 May.  “In just six short months we’ve seen more than 60 million journeys along the [...]

  • Happening today: Baggage handlers go on 72-hour strike at Heathrow

    November 17, 2022

    350 ground handlers working for Menzies have gone on a 72-hour strike at Heathrow from today, the union Unite has announced. The workers walked out from 4am on Friday in a dispute over salaries, as union leaders said the offer made by the ground handling company was “far below the current inflation rate of 14.2 [...]

  • Nissan ‘concerned’ about Government’s introduction of EV road tax

    November 17, 2022

    EV powerhouse Nissan is “concerned” about the government’s decision to introduce a vehicle excise duty for electric car owners from 2025. “While we are pleased to see a growing EV market in the UK, we’re concerned about the effect that withdrawing this customer incentive could have on the electric car market, just as it is [...]

  • Train drivers’ union calls off Overground strike on 26 November

    November 17, 2022

    Train drivers’ union Aslef has called off its planned strike action on 26 November following a breakthrough in negotiations.  Union leaders said they received an offer from operator Arriva Rail London and put it to members, who will decided whether to take it. “Members at London Overground will now have the opportunity to consider and [...]

  • Volkswagen in doubt over construction of £1.7bn German electric car factory

    November 17, 2022

    Volkswagen’s plans to build a €2bn (£1.7bn) electric vehicle factory in Germany are in doubt, according to recent reports.  People close to the matter told Reuters that chief executive Oliver Blume was currently reviewing the plans, as doubts were cast on whether a new electric vehicle (EV) factory was needed after all.  According to sources, [...]

  • Half of Londoners against Sadiq Khan’s expansion of ULEZ as Mayor slams ‘misleading’ poll

    November 17, 2022

    More than half of Londoners are against the mayor expanding the ULEZ (Ultra Low Emissions Zone) next August, according to a new poll out today.  YouGov figures, commissioned by the Conservatives in City Hall, claim that 51 per cent of respondents don’t think the ULEZ should be expanded to encompass most of Greater London. Numbers [...]

  • Flown to the USA: BA to launch new Heathrow route to Cincinnati from June

    November 16, 2022

    British Airways has expanded its presence in the US market and announced it will launch a new route to Cincinnati from June. The carrier said weekly flights – five a week during the summer and four during the winter – will operate between Heathrow and Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport, connecting the UK to the [...]

  • Exclusive: £18bn bill to upgrade to London’s energy inefficient homes 

    November 16, 2022

    Upgrading London’s leaky homes will come with a price tag of a mere £18bn, amid industry and consumer calls to improve the energy efficiency of the UK’s housing stock. More than 2m homes in the capital have an energy performance certificate (EPC) rating of D or below, meaning that it will cost just over £18.5bn [...]

  • Musk defends $56bn Tesla pay package saying he was focusing on the company’s execution

    November 16, 2022

    Elon Musk took the stand to defend his $56bn (£47.7m) Tesla pay package from 2018, saying the EV maker was his sole focus at the time. “I was entirely focused on the execution of the company,” he told a US tribunal on Wednesday. Musk was taken to court by a company shareholder who accused the [...]

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