Other News Sources - The idea for Crossrail 2, north and south Londons answer to the Elizabeth line (ie Crossrail 1), was first introduced into the London ether all the way back in 2013. Since then, its been a real saga.
Other News Sources - If you're travelling by bus in Norfolk, you may start seeing ticket inspectors.
The Business Desk - Alstom has formally signed the £370m contract that has saved it from closure. The deal will see workers at the Litchurch Lane site provide ten new nine-car Aventra trains and maintenance for Transport for Londons Elizabeth line.
The Business Desk - New cutting-edge security scanners are being deployed at Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) this summer.
Route One (Bus and Coach) - How a Birmingham SEND specialist is developing its own talent with two 20-year-old Transport Managers
Route One (Bus and Coach) - More than 100 places globally are thought to have free public transport but the debate continues over whether they are a good use of taxpayer money
Rail Advent - London North Eastern Railway is taking steps to ensure it becomes Britain's most responsible train operator.
Train Operators - Southeastern has launched its biggest ever recruitment drive to encourage more people to opt for a career in rail.
Other Regional Press - Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) have announced that day and season bus tickets are set to rise by an average of six per cent at the end of June as the industry struggles to meet the ongoing challenges of rising costs.
Nation. Cymru - A group calling for the reopening of railway lines across Wales has welcomed a decision which will see their campaign debated in the Senedd.
Birmingham Post - It is expected to attract around 164,000 passengers in its opening year
Birmingham Mail - Birmingham Airport forced to adapt as bosses work to stem 'chaotic' queues at peak times
The National - SCOTRAIL has provided an update on the resumption of services from Glasgow-Ayr following the completion of safety works.
City AM - Funding has been confirmed to create 10 new nine-car trains for the Elizabeth Line as Transport for London (TfL) continues to see high passenger demand.
City AM - It has been a rollercoaster ride for Heathrow Airport in the last few weeks. First, the UKs biggest hub faced stinging criticism from Emirates president Sir Tim Clark, who slammed the infrastructure at Terminal 3 and likened it to a run-down Second World War Airport.
City AM - Heathrow has been engaged in private discussions with Whitehall officials as the airport braces for a £900m business rates bill that could be passed on to passengers.
Times Online - Scottish Conservatives say motorists have been betrayed on upgrades by the SNP
The Guardian - With half a dozen US rail projects in the works, Andy Byford thinks Americans will soon clamor for 200mph train lines
BBC News - The number of post-midnight services could be increased, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said.
BBC News - A rail operator has warned of "ad hoc cancellations" in Devon and Cornwall throughout Sunday amid staffing shortages.
BBC News - First Bus has hired ticket inspectors for some East of England services - but reassured passengers it was not the return of "Blakey".
BBC News - Work is due to start on repairing part of Bradford's new public transport loop which has been closed for more than a month after flooding.
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