Новости за 14.03.2021

One win in nine meant the writing was on the wall going in to Tuesday’s clash with promotion-chasing Stockport

Boss Tim Flowers walked out on the Bees after Tuesday night’s 2-0 defeat by Wrexham – his 11th loss in 12 matches in charge

The North Wilts League have now published its proposed plans relating to the 2020-21 season, which impacts upon Royal Wootton Bassett Town's youth section sides.

Other News Sources - Recently the Chancellor delivered his budget. It included £40 million of investment in our constituency for a new passenger rail service between Okehampton and Exeter. The first services, running every two hours, should begin this year and then double to every hour in 2022.

Other News Sources - Potential revisions to the HS2 construction work programme is set to lead to a long delay in re-opening a major road in the Southam area.

Other News Sources - Newcastle is known as the second largest town in England without its own railway station

Other News Sources - Gatwick Airport railway station is set for more upgrade works on Easter weekend.

Other News Sources - Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies, are becoming well established in many industries. So far, though, not so much in aviation, with just limited use from charter firms and a few airlines. But the aviation industry loves new and emerging technology. Challenges remain with Bitcoin, but there is huge potential if airlines (and airports) choose to adopt it.

Train Operators - Great Western Railway is providing 17 extra trains a day to Newbury Racecourse to help with the roll-out of the coronavirus vaccine.

Other Regional Press - Light rail would be more energy efficient and better for the environment than the £130million off-road busway planned for the Cambridge South East Transport corridor, a parish council has argued.

Other Regional Press - A MEETING to discuss plans to extend an airport runway is set to take place this month.

North Wales Live - The derailment was caused by the train hitting the buffer stop

Doncaster Free Post - Bus and tram fares for young people in South Yorkshire will be set at 80 pence a journey and this will now extend to those up to the age of 21.

Cambridge News - The Histon and Impington community have taken tree replanting into their own hands

London Evening Standard - The airline claimed the UKs great progress in tackling the pandemic means we can pursue this opportunity in a way that others could follow.

Lincolnshire Echo - Up to 12 passengers on board the train managed to walk off the Merseyrail service and appear to be uninjured, emergency servicess said

Edinburgh Evening News - Scottish Labour said any extension of Abellios ScotRail operation would amount to a kick in the teeth for passengers amid industry speculation the Scottish Government is considering the option.

Bradford Telegraph & Argus - COUNCILLORS have claimed Bradfords taxi industry have been ignored when drawing up the Districts Clean Air Zone proposals.

This is Money - British airlines have lost as much as 70 per cent of their business. Some have been so badly penalised by the EU's response to Brexit rules that they have been forced to move half their operations to Malta.

Mail Online - BA chief executive Sean Doyle called for Britons who have been vaccinated to be able to fly along with those who have not had a jab but can demonstrate a negative test result.

City AM - Virgin Atlantic is in discussions to raise £160m from shareholders and creditors as the airline seeks to shore up its The post Virgin Atlantic set to raise £160m amid ongoing travel restrictions appeared first on CityAM.

The Telegraph - Inside story of how Sir Richard's plan to launch the first privately funded passenger rail service in the US for a century hit the buffers

Times Online - Greece, Cyprus and Spains overtures are all academic without a thumbs up from the April 12 travel review. And its not a done deal

The Guardian - Exclusive: Roads make up 1 of the country but the pollution produced may harm wildlife everywhere

The Guardian - A £250m scheme to ease congestion on the A1 may blot out the UKs most recognisable landmark