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  • Plan B to “inevitably impact” transport, stakeholders say

    December 9, 2021

    The new set of restrictions outlined yesterday by the government will “inevitably impact” Transport for London (TfL), as more Londoners will be required to work from home. Nick Bowes, chief executive at think tank Centre for London, said that passenger numbers have already started dipping since the new variant emerged, “as people change their behaviour [...]

  • UK travellers to face week-long waits for PCR results

    December 9, 2021

    Those travelling during the Christmas period could face week-long waits to get their PCR results back. Travel testing company giant Qured said that PCR tests could face delays during the Christmas period because delivery providers work on reduced services. Fit to Fly and Day 2 PCR tests with an arrival date between 20 December and [...]

  • FirstGroup profits tremble as restrictions cast uncertainty over recovery pace

    December 9, 2021

    FirstGroup has registered a decrease in profits as the new Covid restrictions put into question the group’s recovery pace. In the six months ended 30 September, FirstGroup’s profits from continuing operations went down 4 per cent, from £55.7m to £51.8m. The group’s shares also suffered a blow, going down from yesterday’s opening price of 102.60p [...]

  • Embarrassed Royal Navy orders flagship to head home after journey from hell and loss of £100m fighter jet

    December 9, 2021

    The aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, with seven warships and a submarine, is on its way back to the UK after a dramatic first journey, which has been dogged by incidents including the loss of a £100m fighter jet at sea. The Royal Navy flagship set off from Portsmouth Naval Base following a visit by [...]

  • Brits’ travel and holiday plans crushed after fresh Omicron restrictions

    December 9, 2021

    UK holidaymakers are ditching their foreign travel plans in response to the latest Omicron variant and newly imposed restrictions. Just 24 per cent of holidaymakers now plan to book a foreign holiday over the next 12 months, with a notable 76 per cent stating they will not be doing so, according to the latest research [...]

  • Gridserve to roll out biggest EV charging upgrade in UK history

    December 9, 2021

    Gridserve will roll out the biggest upgrade of motorway electric vehicle (EV) charging points in UK history, as the company announced that 20 electric hubs will be installed across the country from March. Each hub will feature between 6 and 12 350kW chargers, adding up to 100 miles of range. Gridserve will also build two [...]

  • TfL funding crisis: Khan hits back after London minister tells mayor to ‘get real’ on Tube cuts

    December 8, 2021

    Mayor Sadiq Khan tonight hit back at claims from the central Government that he needs to “get real” about Transport for London’s funding crisis as the clock ticks down. ” If TfL is forced to make significant cuts to services it will risk our city’s economic recovery,” Khan said. Minister for London Paul Scully earlier today [...]

  • Follow WHO guidelines and rescind travel bans, airlines warn

    December 8, 2021

    Airlines have called on governments to follow the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) advice and rescind travel bans. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which represents the global airline industry, the Omicron variant’s discovery induced “instant amnesia on governments which implemented knee-jerk restrictions”, going against the UN agency’s advice. “It is unacceptable that rushed [...]

  • Airline passenger capacity to grow 47 per cent in 2022, data shows

    December 8, 2021

    Airline passenger capacity worldwide is expected to pick up in the next few months, as forecasts project a 47 per cent growth in 2022. Data from Cirium’s Airline Insights Review has revealed that capacity could return to 2015 levels by the end of next year, as domestic markets become the main drivers of demand. According [...]

  • Stagecoach profits rocket as passenger journeys boom

    December 8, 2021

    Stagecoach’s profits have gone up 104.3 per cent in the half year ended 30 October, rocketing to £32.9m compared with £16.1m registered in the same period last year. Earnings per share went up from 0.1p to 2.7p in the same timeframe. The transport giant’s revenues have also hiked from £454.6m to £579.4 as a result [...]

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