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  • Transport for London renames Bond Street ‘Burberry Street’ – and the internet is not impressed

    September 15, 2023

    Oh dear! A quirky move by TFL to rename Bond Street as Burberry Street in celebration of London Fashion Week, has not gone down well on the internet.. The West-End tube stop which is home to a number of high end stores will now be transformed into Burberry Street for one week while top models [...]

  • Train drivers announce fresh strike to coincide with Tory conference

    September 15, 2023

    Train drivers are to stage fresh strikes, coinciding with the Conservative party’s annual conference, in their long-running dispute over pay. Aslef announced its members at 16 train operators will walk out on September 30 – the day before the conference – and October 4, the final day of the event. The union said the strikes [...]

  • Gatwick Airport: 42 cancellations as thousands disrupted by air traffic control shortages

    September 15, 2023

    Thousands of airline passengers have been impacted by cancelled, delayed or diverted flights due to a lack of air traffic control staff (ATC) at Gatwick airport. The airport confirmed a short notice staff absence in its ATC tower, managed by National Air Traffic Services (Nats), which meant 42 flights were cancelled or diverted while dozens [...]

  • UK risks losing ‘competitive advantage’ in race to develop self-driving cars

    September 15, 2023

    The UK risks losing its “competitive advantage” in the development of self-driving vehicles if the government fails to pass legislation urgently, MPs and industry groups have warned. A report from the Transport Committee argues that self-driving has been a “Great British success story” but that if appropriate legislation is not included in the upcoming King’s [...]

  • Nearly every London train service now less punctual than last year

    September 14, 2023

    Nearly every train service in London is now less punctual than last year, according to industry watchdog the ORR.

  • Another HS2 mess: Downing Street refuses to guarantee it will run to Manchester

    September 14, 2023

    Downing Street has refused to guarantee the HS2 railway line will run to Manchester as planned.

  • Govia Thameslink appoints female CEO to run UK’s biggest railway franchise

    September 14, 2023

    Govia Thameslink (GTR) has announced the appointment of a female chief executive, marking only the second mainline railway franchise in the country to be led by a woman. Angie Doll, the rail firm’s chief operating officer, will take the helm at the end of November, replacing current boss Patrick Verwer. Claire Mann of South Western [...]

  • Trainline shares soar as £2.6bn ticket sales help shrug off rail strike chaos

    September 14, 2023

    Trainline’s shares soared more than 12 per cent this morning after the firm unveiled a £50m share buyback scheme on the back of booming ticket sales. Group net ticket sales at the online retailer grew by nearly a quarter to £2.6bn in the six months to August, taking revenues to £197m, a 20 per cent [...]

  • Banks call for incentives to stabilise used electric vehicle market

    September 13, 2023

    The expensive cost of buying an EV has been one the most significant barriers in holding back wider adoption, ahead of a looming 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles.

  • Heathrow Airport braced for October half-term chaos as baggage workers to strike

    September 13, 2023

    Heathrow Airport is to face strike chaos this autumn, as 170 baggage staff walk-out in October in an ongoing dispute over pay. Members of the Unite Union, who conduct high-end maintenance and servicing of baggage carousels, will strike over 13 separate days in October. The strikes will be between 17:30 on the 6th and 6am [...]

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