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  • AA issues amber warning as 17 million cars to join Christmas exodus

    December 19, 2022

    The AA has issued an amber warning for 23 and 24 December as 17 million drivers are expected to join the Christmas exodus. Routes linked to the M25 will carry most of the traffic – in particular interchanges connecting the M25 with the M3, M4, M1, M11, M20 and A1(M).  Congestion – which will also [...]

  • Christmas getaway: Five million Brits to travel during festive period

    December 18, 2022

    Around five million Britons are expected to travel during this festive period, according to recent data.  Figures published by trade body ABTA have shown that 640,000 people will leave from Stansted while 470,000 from Luton over the Christmas period. Gatwick will welcome hundreds of thousands of travellers, while Heathrow will see at least three million [...]

  • Disruption on rail continues due to staff shortages and bad weather

    December 18, 2022

    Chaos across the UK’s railways network continued today as the impact of this week’s strikes and bad weather have caused further delays and cancellations to thousands of commuters.  Network Rail warned passengers that services would start later today due to the strikes’ impact, with LNER cancelling several trains following staff shortages. Trains between London and [...]

  • Sunak bins Truss’s Energy Supply Taskforce after just three months

    December 18, 2022

    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has scrapped a taskforce launched by his predecessor to shore up the UK’s energy security by striking a series of long-term deals with gas suppliers. The Energy Supply Taskforce, announced by Liz Truss towards the beginning of her short tenure in No 10 as part of a package of measures to [...]

  • Rishi Sunak: Rail workers tired of being ‘foot soldiers’ in RMT’s ‘class war’

    December 18, 2022

    Rail workers are tired of being “foot soldiers” in the union RMT’s “class war,” according to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The PM said the deals offered to both railway staff and Border Force workers have been “fair” and yet “affordable to taxpayers.” “An increasing number of union members want a deal,” Sunak wrote in The [...]

  • Brits’ weekends ruined with more rail strikes ahead of Christmas

    December 17, 2022

    Brits face further disruption this weekend ahead of Christmas, with rail workers continuing the latest round of strike action today.

  • FirstGroup nears completion of £122m greyhound property portfolio sale 

    December 16, 2022

    Transport service provider FirstGroup has finalised the sale of all but two of its US legacy greyhound property portfolio to Twenty Lake Holdings in a £122m deal. 

  • Workers at Rolls-Royce car plant receive pay increase after strike threat

    December 16, 2022

    Workers at one of Rolls-Royce’s automotive plants have received a pay increase of up to 17.6 per cent following the threat of strikes. Staff at the Goodwood plant in West Sussex will receive a salary hike of 10 per cent plus a £2,000 lump sum.  This means an increase of 16 per cent for the [...]

  • Unacceptable: Aviation regulator slams Wizz Air over complaints and refunds

    December 16, 2022

    The UK aviation regulator has slammed Wizz Air for its “unacceptable” behaviour when it comes to passengers’ complaints and refunds.  The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) reported that the low-cost carrier ranked as the worst airline for escalated complaints, with 811 grievances per million UK passengers.  Escalated complaints are complaints taken to alternative dispute resolution schemes [...]

  • Rail strikes: Union boss Mick Lynch optimistic about reaching deal soon

    December 16, 2022

    Mick Lynch is optimistic about reaching a deal that could end the ongoing rail dispute “in the next week or so.” The union RMT boss told Sky News this morning that the prospect of achieving a compromise during talks is “achievable.” “I know that there are some very simple steps that the employers and ourselves [...]

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