8 Jul 2019
Belfast City Council has teamed up with Belfast One and Tourism NI to transform the lawns of the city’s most iconic building into a putting green for one week only (14-21 July), to celebrate the golf competition being hosted in Northern Ireland.
Status: Extension
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Callum Boyd (F)
From: Murrayfield Racers
To: Murrayfield Racers
Source: Link
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Craig Johnson (D)
From: No team
To: Whitley Warriors
Source: Link
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Axel Tarabusi (F)
From: Gap U20
To: Marseille
Source: Link
Status: Extension
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Mathieu Ayotte (F)
From: Cortina
To: Cortina
Information: 1 year
Source: Link
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Petr Sykora (F)
From: HC Dynamo Pardubice
To: Retired
Source: Link
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Julian Becher (F)
From: ECDC Memmingen
To: EHC Königsbrunn
Information: 1 year
Source: Link
Date: 07/08/2019
Player: Felix Klein (D)
From: Augsburger EV U20
To: EHC Königsbrunn
Information: 1 year
Source: Link
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New Civil Engineer - Surface access will prove fundamental to the governments approach to regional airports in its aviation strategy, a Department for Transport aviation boss has claimed. Ian Elston, the head of the airport policy mp; competition branch and the DfTs aviation policy division, made the remarks as regional airports such as Bristol and Manchester are seeking to expand.
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Other Regional Press - The Government has announced a £150million investment to upgrade Gatwick Airport railway station. The upgrade will involve doubling the size of the station concourse, widening two platforms, adding five new lifts and eight new escalators, according to a spokesman from the Department for Transport.
Other Regional Press - The companies which run buses in Leeds have been told to significantly improve the service they provide and been set 'very ambitious targets'.
Other Regional Press - DISABLED rail passengers across Wales are set to benefit from a range of accessibility improvements paid for through a £20 million UK Government fund which opens today.
Other Regional Press - JUST months before Strathclyde Buses was launched, a union organiser fired a warning about the impact a privatised bus service could have on the people of Glasgow.
Yorkshire Post - YOUR COLUMNIST Tom Richmond (The Yorkshire Post, July 4) states that it is unacceptable that Pacer trains are still in use, and that the attitude towards addressing the aims of the Northern Powerhouse needs to change this is absolutely correct. The assertion that such trains would be unacceptable in The South also should be heeded.
The Telegraph - London commuters have been urged to turn off the Wi-Fi on their phones while on they travel on the underground to prevent being tracked.
The Telegraph - Chris Grayling, the Transport Secretary, has been accused of trying to "silence" road hauliers from raising concerns about a no-deal Brexit.
The Independent - I read your article about split-ticketing on the railways with the help of a new app. Call me a cynic, but whenever I see something that claims to be a guaranteed money-saver, I wonder what catches there are. Can you enlighten me?
The Guardian - n Wednesday morning, Ill be a little bit more wary when I cycle into work. Im always hugely careful, anyway the trip involves sharing space with tonne-plus lumps of speeding metal but this time Ill be particularly on my guard. Why? Because Channel 5 are putting me, and others, at risk.
The Guardian - Two of Britains biggest energy suppliers are accelerating the drive towards greener vehicles by pledging to replace their existing fleet of vans with all-electric models by 2030.
Department for Transport - Disabled rail passengers will benefit from a range of accessibility improvements across the rail network.