Go-Ahead chief denies reports the UKs largest rail operator is up for sale
City AM - Go-Ahead Groups chief executive has denied reports that the UKs largest rail operator could be up for sale as part of a wider sell-off by its pension fund owner.
City AM - Go-Ahead Groups chief executive has denied reports that the UKs largest rail operator could be up for sale as part of a wider sell-off by its pension fund owner.
Times Online - Rushi Sunak will announce a local transport fund for small towns and rural areas to spend on transport schemes
Times Online - A delay in Boeing aircraft deliveries means the Irish airline might be forced to cut flights on high-frequency routes
Times Online - Tech-savvy thieves have contributed to the almost 60 per cent surge in the cost of coverage
Times Online - Lambeth council went ahead with the scheme despite the risk assessment finding that it would increase traffic on its boundary roads
The Telegraph - Airport workers blindsided by new chief executives £40m cost-cutting plan
Department for Transport - Unprecedented transport budget targeted at smaller cities, towns and rural areas will fund projects that matter most to local communities.
BBC News - Frustrated Derbyshire residents have criticised unreliable buses and told the firm running them to do better.
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Other News Sources - A new bus route will run throughout the night to Gatwick Airport for 24/7 international travel.
Other News Sources - Global ship recycling markets are now being exclusively driven by the relentless and futile shortage of tonnage that is expected to continue until Spring (at the very least), says cash buyer GMS.The much-anticipated rebound in global recycling
Manchester Evening News - The government has announced £4.7bn of funding for transport in the North and Midlands using money saved by cancelling HS2
Bristol Live - Many drivers are still getting caught
Bristol Live - First West of England is introducing three cross-city bus routes in Bristol from April 7, as well as a number of other changes
Bradford Telegraph & Argus - LEEDS Bradford Airport (LBA) has told passengers to adhere to the existing rules as they install advanced scanners.
Birmingham Post - The projects to upgrade public spaces have been funded by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority
Birmingham Mail - Public transport money for West Midlands to fix potholes and bus stations but there are restrictions
Birmingham Mail - With another preventable tragedy on our roads this week - we must all act to turn the tide on dangerous driving
City AM - The new owner of failed battery start-up Britishvolt faces a near £8m tax bill in his home country of Australia, where one of his companies has been accused of having
City AM - Heathrow has denied a report that its long-delayed third runway proposals have been shelved.
The Guardian - Airline may have to trim schedules as it awaits delayed delivery of new Boeing Max 737-8200sPeak summer air fares in Europe are likely to rise again this year by up to 10, according to Ryanair, as problems with aircraft at Boeing and Airbus leave customers scrambling for seats.The increase would come on top of the sharp post-pandemic rise in holiday flight prices last year when pent-up demand met limited capacity in European airlines. Continue reading...
The Guardian - Enthusiasts join test run of Newcastle to Ashington service, which will restart this summer following 19-year campaignIt has been painful and torturous, said Dennis Fancett, reflecting on a 19-year battle to bring back trains to overlooked communities in south-east Northumberland.It is a working freight line. It should have been the easiest rail reopening in the country and it hasnt been. It has been painful and stop-start for years. Continue reading...
Financial Times - Sir John Armitt accuses Whitehall of taking too long to decide on measures to support decarbonisation
BBC News - The airline's boss, Michael O'Leary, said prices could rise by 10 this summer due to capacity constraints.