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Player: Nathanyeal Pépin (F)
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Player: Alexis St-Laurent (F)
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Player: Olivier Bizier (F)
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Other News Sources - Pmp;O Ferries on Tuesday rejected the British government's request to rehire 800 workers it fired without notice two weeks ago, saying that doing so would cause the company to collapse.Pmp;O Ferries, an 180-year old company now owned by Dubai-based logistics group DP World
Green Miscellany - Following news that New Yorkers can now earn a generous bounty if they submit camera footage of illegal idling lorries, comes a British-designed app that can identify and help report speeding drivers. With speeding on British roads commonplace and for the most part unchallenged due to an underfunded police force and a government unwilling to fully expand a network of The post New smartphone app allows pedestrians to report speeding drivers appeared first on ETA.
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport - A £2.5 million package to support disabled people to travel more confidently was announced by the government. The new funding includes £1.5 million allocated to support all 13 Mobility Centres across England roll out a Hubs Mobility Service. The hubs have been successfully piloted at 7 of the centres over the past 2 years and have helped over 4,000 people regain and retain confidence to travel. The real-life benefits of staying mobile were highlighted in theInclusive Transport Strategy... Читать дальше...
Other Regional Press - Holidaymakers could face travel chaos in the run-up to Easter after a plan by Heathrow Airport staff to stage a walkout.
The York Press - ANYONE planning totravelby train over Easter is being urged to plan ahead, with strike action set to cause significant disruption in York, Malton and Scarborough.
Northern Echo - A NEW £150m airport base in the North East has officially opened - paving the way for passengers to travel to ten more destinations and the creation of 60 employment opportunities.
Northern Echo - Just one exception has been listed as an excuse to be using your phone while driving as part of the Highway Code rule change.
Liverpool Echo - Drivers are being urged to check the status of their cars to avoid being hit with a huge fine
Bristol Live - First Bus previously said the 92 bus will no longer serve Whitchurch and the South Bristol Community Hospital
Bristol Live - It is unknown how much this protest will affect services in the city centre
Bradford Telegraph & Argus - TRAIN OPERATOR Northern has given its justification for cutting train services across the North amidcriticism from unions.
Birmingham Mail - The potholes on Kingsford Lane, on the Worcestershire Staffordshire border, is causing misery for motorists
City AM - A penny for the thoughts of Sir John Prescott as Pmp;O Ferries plants itself at the top of the tree of corporate bad guys with its sacking of 800 British crew members. The Labour heavyweight and former Hull East MP started out, let's remember, as a steward on the Cunard line at the age of ... The post Once-fearsome Unions have let Pmp;O off lightly as their political capital unravels appeared first on CityAM.
Times Online - The boss of Pmp;O Ferries has said he will not resign or rehire dismissed crew, despite two of the companys vessels being impounded over safety concerns.
Times Online - The chief executive of Pmp;O Ferries will retain his £325,000 salary despite restructuring the company by sacking 800 workers using a pre-recorded video message.
Times Online - Those who rely on a service being steadily dismantled and mishandled have largely been ignored by the government
Times Online - Plans to create footpaths and cycle lanes on Scotlands roads in a bid to cut traffic will lead to everyone moving more slowly, motorist groups claim.