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  • Met Office says this month was driest July since 1911 with just 25 per cent of average rainfall

    July 27, 2022

    England has experienced its driest July since 1911 with under 25 per cent of average rainfall occurring. The Met Office made an announcement on Wednesday that there had only been 15.8mm of rain on average across the country over this month.   This represents 24 per cent of the usual rainfall in England, while across [...]

  • Eurostar running special timetable and reduced hours due to national rail strike impact

    July 27, 2022

    Eurostar is having to run a special timetable and reduced hours on UK rail lines as a result of national rail strikes. The route between London and the continent said its changes were announced last week, and there had been no unplanned disruption. This comes as more than 40,000 members of RMT working for Network [...]

  • Wizz Air cancels 10 per cent of flights as airline battles ongoing travel chaos

    July 27, 2022

    Wizz Air has announced it will cut additional flights from its summer schedule in a bid to combat the ongoing travel chaos.  Chief executive Jozsef Varadi said that cancellations will amount to 10 per cent of summer flights, up from the 5 per cent announced on 11 July. “We’ve been going through some real pain [...]

  • Labour shadow transport minister defies party and joins striking train workers

    July 27, 2022

    Labour’s shadow minister for buses and local transport has defied Keir Starmer’s orders not to join picket lines for striking workers. Sam Tarry justified his decision speaking on Good Morning Britain this morning, saying: “If we don’t make a stand today, people’s lives could be lost.” This comes after Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, who [...]

  • Britain comes to a standstill: Scenes from strikes across the country

    July 27, 2022

    Most Britons are forced to work from home today while the latest national rail strike threatens to bring the country to a standstill.  More than 40,000 members of the union RMT working for Network Rail and 14 other operators walked out today in a dispute over job cuts and salaries.  People took it to Twitter [...]

  • Rail strike reality check: Train staff halt work again while driver colleagues earn up to £73k per year

    July 27, 2022

    Rail passengers are suffering fresh travel chaos today as 40,000 rail workers are striking, with RMT union members at Network Rail and 14 other train companies walking out over pay and job terms. Disputes in the bitter row over jobs, pay, pensions and conditions are worsening, with more strikes in the coming days, and a [...]

  • 40,000 union rail workers walk out as travel chaos continues for Brits

    July 27, 2022

    40,000 rail workers are striking today, as RMT union members at Network Rail and 14 other train companies walk out over pay and job terms.

  • Government doesn’t know whether traffic-light travel system worked

    July 26, 2022

    The UK Government doesn’t know whether the traffic-light system implemented during the pandemic worked.  According to a report published today by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), ministers spent £486m on travel measures to contain the spread of Covid but “did not track its spending on managing cross-border travel or set clear objectives.” The group of [...]

  • Tube workers to strike on 19 August over pensions and salaries

    July 26, 2022

    Members of the union RMT working for London Underground have announced they will walk out on 19 August in a dispute over jobs and pensions. The union said the walk out – the latest straw in the UK’s “summer of discontent” – was prompted by TfL’s refusal to share the details of the government’s long-term [...]

  • Cheeky Brits skip Heathrow queues by pretending to need wheelchairs after TikTok video goes viral

    July 26, 2022

    Heathrow’s boss said this afternoon that a range of airline passengers are skipping queues at his airport by pretending to need a wheelchair after watching a video on TikTok. The west London airport’s chief executive, John Holland-Kaye, described this as “the wrong thing to be doing”. He told LBC: “For passengers requiring wheelchair support we [...]

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