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  • RMT union to launch three-day strike on South Western Railway from Friday

    August 29, 2018

    A three-day strike will hit the embattled South Western Railway (SWR) this weekend, as the RMT union's industrial action over the role of guards continues into September. The strike will begin on Friday from midnight and end at midnight on Sunday this weekend. Strikes will also take place at the same times on Saturday 8 [...]

  • RMT union to claim higher pay for Network Rail workers following row with Chris Grayling

    August 28, 2018

    The RMT union has said it will lodge a claim to increase the pay of its members working at Network Rail, raising the possibility of a tense standoff that could result in further disruption for British passengers. Relations between the union and the Department for Transport (DfT), which controls Network Rail, are at an all-time low [...]

  • Heathrow launches new direct flight to Chinese megacity Chongqing

    August 28, 2018

    Heathrow has launched its first direct flight to Chongqing, in what marks the hub airport's 10th direct flight to China. ​Tianjin Airlines will operate the route to the Chinese 'megacity' three times a week, carrying up to 81,000 passengers a year, as well as nearly 4,000 tonnes worth of exports.  Heathrow has been growing its list of [...]

  • London Euston reopens after bank holiday disruption – but will close again this weekend

    August 28, 2018

    London Euston station will close again this weekend after its closure over the bank holiday weekend caused disruption for passengers up and down the country. The station will remain closed until this Sunday. It has been closed on certain weekends in August while rail workers carry out repairs on the North Wembley junction, one of the [...]

  • Toyota invests $500m in Uber to propel self-driving cars into reality

    August 28, 2018

    Japanese motoring giant Toyota has renewed its dedication to creating a self-driving car network on our streets, to the tune of a $500m (£387.6m) investment in ride-hailing firm Uber. The company said late last night it will expand its partnership with Uber in an effort to bring to market "autonomous ride-sharing as a mobility service at scale", at a time [...]

  • Deliveroo launches online training scheme and scholarship for drivers

    August 28, 2018

    Deliveroo drivers are to be given access to hundreds of online courses free of charge and the chance to obtain a new university degree as the company unveils its new diversity scheme. Deliveroo has partnered with vocational training provider Open Classrooms to provide its workers with the courses, which it says suits the flexible hours its [...]

  • Thames river bus buoyed by rising tide of London commuters

    August 27, 2018

    Commuting by boat in London hits a major milestone this week with the capital’s river bus service set to carry its 40 millionth passenger. The landmark figure comes at the end of a bumper summer for MBNA Thames Clippers, in which a combination of hot weather and growing waterside property development has increased passenger numbers [...]

  • TfL welcomes Uber’s embrace of bikes over cars for future strategy

    August 27, 2018

    Transport for London (TfL) has welcomed Uber's announcement that it will shift its focus from cars to electric bikes and scooters, saying it wants to encourage growth in a vital market for the capital. Electric bikes and scooters have become a boom market in London, with the city seeing a number of companies including Ofo and [...]

  • Tesla shares drop after Elon Musk changes tack over plans to go private

    August 27, 2018

    Tesla shares have dropped nearly three per cent as investors get to grips with Musk's U-turn over plans to take the company private. Tesla's shares were valued at $314.77 (£244) each, while in Germany they saw a more dramatic five per cent drop. Earlier this month Tesla's chief executive Elon Musk spooked investors when he [...]

  • Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing suspends its carpooling service after a passenger was killed

    August 26, 2018

    Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing has suspended its Uber Pool-esque service Hitch nationwide, after a woman was raped and killed by a driver in Wenzhou. The company said in a statement that the suspension was the result of "disappointing mistakes", while it takes time to reevaluate Hitch's business model. A 20-year old woman only identified by [...]

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