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  • Heathrow to end daily passenger cap on 29 October

    October 3, 2022

    Heathrow has confirmed it will end its 100,000 daily passenger cap at the end of the summer flying season on 29 October. A Heathrow spokesperson said: “This cap resulted in fewer last-minute cancellations, better punctuality and shorter waits for bags. “We continue to work with all of our airline partners ahead of the winter season [...]

  • GLA Conservatives launch investigation into ULEZ expansion consultation

    October 3, 2022

    GLA Conservatives have launched an investigation into the consultation on the ULEZ expansion after allegations emerged. Nick Rogers, GLA Conservatives’ transport spokesperson, wrote to London mayor Sadiq Khan demanding the consultation be opened to public scrutiny after the Telegraph this weekend reported that votes against the expansion might have been improperly removed.  “TfL has excluded [...]

  • Majority of UK firms to ramp up business travel spending by next year

    October 3, 2022

    The majority of UK businesses are set to ramp up their travel spending in the next year, according to research.  Data published on Monday by American Express revealed that 68 per cent of UK companies would increase their business travel spending by at least 50 per cent, while four in ten firms are looking to [...]

  • Londoners face disruption as rail strike halts Overground on Wednesday

    October 3, 2022

    Thousands of Londoners will face disruption on Wednesday as rail strikes halt all services on the Overground.  Following a 24-hour strike on Saturday, train drivers at London Overground and 14 other operators will walk out in a long-standing dispute over salaries.  Disruption will affect services on: Avanti West Coast, Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry, Greater Anglia, Great [...]

  • SMMT: UK automotive needs investments, not government handouts

    October 3, 2022

    The UK automotive sector needs a renewed focus on investment, not government handouts – said industry executive Mike Hawes.  According to Hawes – chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) – car makers need a “competitive framework that is as competitive as many other countries with whom we trade and with [...]

  • Aston Martin bags hefty investment from Saudi sovereign fund in £654m raise

    September 30, 2022

    Aston Martin has bagged a major investment from Chinese carmaking giant Geely today in a £654m capital raise to bolster its books.

  • Car firms push back against greenwashing allegations

    September 29, 2022

    Car manufacturers have pushed back against allegations they are underreporting the indirect lifetime emissions of their vehicles.  A report by European environmental NGO Transport & Environment (T&E) has accused nine of the world’s largest car makers – including Volkswagen, Toyota and BMW – of downplaying the indirect lifetime emissions of their vehicles by, on average, [...]

  • Councils call on Gov to deliver Bakerloo line extension to avoid £6.4bn output loss

    September 29, 2022

    Southwark and Lewisham councils have called on the government to deliver the Bakerloo line’s extension, if ministers want to avoid £6.4bn in lost economic output.  “London is the beating heart of the British economy and the Bakerloo Line extension is vital to Lewisham and London’s continued growth,” said Lewisham’s mayor Damien Egan.  “It is a [...]

  • Porsche shares climb following €75bn IPO

    September 29, 2022

    Posche’s stocks made a strong start on Thursday, climbing as high as 5 per cent following the luxury car maker’s €75bn (£67bn) Frankfurt IPO. Shares increased from an issue price of €82.50 to €86.78 by mid-morning before closing at €82.74. Chief executive Oliver Blume said the company was “very positive about the first price.” “Of [...]

  • Port of Dover chief warns post-Brexit checks will be detrimental to UK trade and travel

    September 29, 2022

    The Port of Dover’s chief executive has warned that post-Brexit biometric controls will be detrimental to the UK’s trade and travel, as they will significantly increase border delays. “If we are forced to commit to an inadequate process it will have a rapid and significant detriment on trade,” chief executive Doug Bannister said. Dover is [...]

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