Other News Sources - Scottish Borders Council has confirmed the school transport arrangements that will be in place from Tuesday (August 11) to support the return of young people to school.
Rail Advent - To kickstart upgrade work on the TransPennine route between Leeds, Huddersfield and Manchester, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced £589m in funding.
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport - Englands bus and tram services will receive extra support worth up to £256 million to help them ramp up services ahead of expected increases in public transport use in September, the Government has announced. Bus services across the country will receive up to £218.4 million of support over the next eight weeks, with rolling funding at up to £27.3 million per week afterwards until a time when the funding is no longer needed. Alongside this, tram services... Читать дальше...
Other Regional Press - The Knaresborough viaduct crashed into the river during the first attempt at building it and was detested upon completion
Other Regional Press - Nicola Sturgeon is to be asked to help secure the future of Wick John O'Groats Airport as "a matter of urgency".
Cambridge News - Columnist Robin Heydon is a passionate cyclist, but even he laments what he believes to be the short-sightedness of transport infrastructure plans and wishes like other countries we could go bigger
Bucks Free Press - Environmental campaigner and TV star Chris Packham says the case for HS2 should be revisited despite a disappointing Court of Appeal ruling.
Yorkshire Post - The potential collapse of smaller bus operators because of the coronavirus pandemic could hamper rural Yorkshire's economic recovery and leave vulnerable communities isolated.
Daily Post (North Wales) - The Arriva service from Rhyl to Llandudo has been slashed from five buses an hour to just one
Bradford Telegraph & Argus - A GOVERNMENT announcement that emergency funding for bus services will continue in the short term is just a "stop gap" solution - according to local transport bosses.
Bolton News - BUS and tram services across Greater Manchester will receive extra support to help them ramp up services ahead of expected increases in use in September.
Belfast Telegraph - The engineering operation over the M42 near the NEC in Birmingham is part of building work for the high-speed rail interchange station.
Mail Online - International overnight train services are being revived to cater for a growing demand from those who want to travel in an environmentally-friendly way.
Daily Record - Park rangers warn drivers to 'park responsibly'.
Times Online - If theres an order for 1,000 bicycle brakes, Ian Weatherill can deliver the goods within days. Aluminium washers? He can do those, too. His factory in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, churns out hundreds of thousands of top-of-the range components for manufacturers racing to meet the growing demand from bike enthusiasts.
Department for Transport - New funding for local authorities to ease pressure on public transport as children return in September
Date: 08/09/2020
Player: Simone Pelloni (F)
From: Durham Roadrunners
To: Red Lions Reinach
Information: Try-out
Source: Inside Information
The US intelligence community's top election security official said in a statement Friday that China "prefers" an outcome where President Donald Trump is not reelected in November and Russia is working to "denigrate" former Vice President Joe Biden's White House bid.
Date: 08/09/2020
Player: Michael Mastrodomenico (D)
From: Laval-Montréal Rousseau Royal
To: Univ. of Notre Dame
Information: College Commitment
Source: Link
Greg Hunt to enter self-isolation; source of Sydney cluster of 100 still unknown; Melbourne stage four business shutdown begins, Australian death toll stands at 247. News updates here.
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Security, Asia
Aircraft carriers, stealth fighters, anti-satellite weapons, drones, cyber attack technology and a growing arsenal of ballistic missiles are all among a series of Chinese weapons said to present serious concerns for Pentagon leaders.
Aircraft carriers, stealth fighters, anti-satellite weapons, drones, cyber attack technology and a growing arsenal of ballistic missiles are all among a series of Chinese weapons said to present serious concerns for Pentagon leaders and weapons developers... Читать дальше...
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