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Kevin Holland, the No. 13 middleweight in the world in MMA Fighting’s Global Rankings, made his welterweight debut at UFC 272 this past weekend, taking on Alex Oliveira in a feature bout on the main card. It was a good night at the office for Holland, who secured a TKO stoppage just 38 seconds into Round 2 following a competitive opening round.

Other News Sources - The Government has announced they will provide over £150 million, as a final COVID-19 support package, to help local transport authorities and operators run services

Other News Sources - Young people aged between 16 and 21 in Scotland can now add a pass entitling them to free bus travel to their physical National Entitlement Card (NEC) or Young Scot NEC smartcard from their NFC smartphone using Transport Scotlands Pass Collect app.

Other News Sources - City-led infrastructure is a powerful tool for reducing carbon. From the roads we build to the cars we drive, the emissions we produce from day-to-day travel can, and should be, reduced in order to mitigate the effects of climate change

Other News Sources - Heritage and Culture Warwickshire are pleased to announce that The Transportation Consultancy (ttc) is to sponsor the upcoming exhibition about the history of cycling at Market Hall Museum in Warwick.

Other News Sources - Glasgow City Council has today (7 March) considered the draft City Centre Transformation Plan (CCTP) for 2022-32, a plan that allows the delivery of an integrated, healthy, inclusive and sustainable transport network for the city centre, with increased connectivity and capacity.

Other News Sources - The Association of German Transport Companies (VDV) warned that the growth goals set for rail freight in the country might prove to be too ambitious. A market share of 25 per cent by 2030 might be difficult to reach since factors like infrastructure works, energy prices and personnel shortages could hinder further development.

Other News Sources - HS2 Ltd says it will help limit emissions and traffic disruption around Aylesbury

Railnews - MONDAY BRIEFING: Railway suppliers set out five key targets for GBR ++

Rail Magazine - Secretary of State for Transport Grant Shapps has expressed concern over the scale of cancelled trains during recent storms, saying he fears train companies were being overly cautious.

Rail Advent - NETWORK Rail is to install a collision protection beam on a bridge on Balgreen Road in Edinburgh to reduce the risk of damage should the crossing be hit by vehicles.

New Civil Engineer - The Railway Industry Association (RIA) has revealed five tests that it would like to see Great British Railways (GBR) pass as it gradually takes over from Network Rail in the coming years.

New Civil Engineer - Transport for the North (TfN) has revealed the first edition of the Manchester Rail Blueprint, a living document made with the Department for Transports (DfT) Manchester Recovery Task Force that links and co-ordinates rail timetable changes with infrastructure upgrades in the city region.

New Civil Engineer - It's a cold March Saturday morning and, along with hundreds of other people, Im standing on a station platform waiting for a train.

Focus Transport - First West Yorkshire has unveiled the first new buses in a multi-million pound investment to help reduce emissions and create cleaner air in Bradford.

Other Regional Press - During the last month there has been a number of fatal incidents on Oxfords roads.