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  • McLaren poaches Talktalk finance chief to steer equity raise

    January 22, 2021

    Iconic supercar maker McLaren has poached Talk Talk’s finance chief Kate Ferry as the firm continues its post-Covid restructuring programme. Ferry will take up the role of group chief financial officer at the Woking-based firm in April, McLaren announced today. She is currently handling the transformation of the listed mobile operator into a private firm [...]

  • Nissan commitment a ‘vote of confidence’ in UK, says Johnson

    January 22, 2021

    Boris Johnson has today hailed Nissan after the Japanese carmaker said that Brexit could be an “opportunity” for the firm. As a result of the free trade deal with the EU, Nissan said that the future of its plant in Sunderland was secure. It added that it would move additional battery production capacity to the [...]

  • MPs join calls for support for aviation industry as new restrictions kick in

    January 21, 2021

    A group of over 80 MPs have today backed calls for the government to lay out specialist package of support for the aviation and travel industries. Henry Smith, chairman of future of aviation all-party parliamentary group, today wrote to Boris Johnson demanding the government bring forward plans to protect the embattled industries. In the letter, [...]

  • London buses converted into temporary ambulances to ease Covid pressure

    January 21, 2021

    Two London buses have been converted into temporary ambulances to alleviate the pressure of Covid-19 on the NHS across the capital. Starting the service in the next few days, NHS staff have been prepped and vaccinated to transport up to four patients in the makeshift ambulances which have been stripped of seats and adapted with [...]

  • TfL adds 300 electric vehicle charging points ahead of ULEZ expansion

    January 21, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) has now installed nearly 6,000 electric vehicle charging points across London as preparations for an expanded Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) continue apace. The transport network this morning said that it had managed to hit its target of installing 300 more charge points this year, despite delays from the coronavirus pandemic. [...]

  • French government ready to help prop up Eurostar

    January 21, 2021

    The French government is ready to help prop up the Eurostar, a transport minister confirmed today, and is in talks with the UK over how to do so. This morning Jean-Baptiste Djebbari told French lawmakers that negotiations were underway over protecting the cross-channel rail link, which has seen its finances decimated by the pandemic. His [...]

  • Norwegian Air gets state backing for restructuring plan

    January 21, 2021

    The Norwegian government has decided to back Norwegian Air’s survival plan, a boost to the embattled carrier’s survival plans. The airline sought the help of ministers last week after unveiling a recovery plan which would see it cut its fleet to 50 planes and stop long-haul services. In a statement, the carrier said that officials [...]

  • Saga to require holidaymakers to get Covid-19 vaccine before travel

    January 20, 2021

    Over-50’s holiday provider Saga has announced that all customers will be required to have a Covid-19 vaccination travelling on the firm’s cruises or package holidays. The firm said it is preparing to restart its travel business in May – delayed from the planned April date – to allow customers time to receive a jab.  Customers [...]

  • Eurostar bailout will be an ‘arm-wrestle’ with French government

    January 20, 2021

    A top transport economist has predicted that the negotiations between the UK and French governments over a bailout for the Eurostar will be an “arm-wrestle”. Speaking to the transport select committee today, Professor Yves Crozet of the University of Lyon said that the UK would have to give ground in order to prop up the [...]

  • New chief exec for Vauxhall as UK investment decision looms

    January 20, 2021

    Car giant Stellantis has appointed former Nissan executive Paul Wilcox as the new chief executive of British brand Vauxhall. The appointment comes as the group warned that a decision about future investment into Vauxhall’s UK operations could come “within weeks”. Speaking at an event to mark the merger of Peugeot owner PSA and Italian-American giant [...]

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