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  • Green push: Airbus develops first ever fuel cell engine as it launches electric battery partnership

    November 30, 2022

    Airbus has announced the development of its first ever fuel cell engine on the same day it partnered with French car maker Renault to develop electric batteries for aviation and automotive. The fuel cell engine is one of the several technologies being considered for the development of a hydrogen-fuelled aircraft, which Airbus wants into service [...]

  • Eurostar security staff to join railway workers in pre-Christmas strike

    November 30, 2022

    Eurostar’s passengers might need to brace for disruption over the Christmas period, as security staff contracted by facility manager Mitie have announced a strike for mid-December.  Over 100 members of the union RMT are set to walk out on 16, 18, 22, 23 December as part of an ongoing dispute over salaries.  This will severely [...]

  • Eurostar and Southeastern: Disruption after train sent to fix faulty line also breaks down

    November 30, 2022

    Furious rail passengers are seeking refunds after Eurostar and Southeastern trains were cancelled due to a series of faults on the line in Kent. Both companies use the HS1 track and were forced to cancel trains due to overhead line damage between St Pancras and Ebbsfleet in north Kent. The disruption was exacerbated when an [...]

  • Rail strikes: Time for the government to bang some heads together

    November 30, 2022

    Government has continued to claim rail strikes are a private discussion - but it's time for them to muscle in and find a deal

  • City grinds to a halt as Just Stop Oil’s slow walk protest comes to Square Mile

    November 30, 2022

    Just Stop Oil brought Square Mile traffic to a halt on Wednesday by slowly walking through the street. The environmental group’s tactic is designed to cause maximum disruption in protest of the government pursuing new oil and has licenses. Canada Police tweeted earlier this morning, that: “We’re aware of a slow-walking protest [...]

  • Centrica rolls out bold plans to kickstart a ‘UK hydrogen economy’ via niche player Ryze

    November 30, 2022

    Energy giant Centrica and Ryze Hydrogen will jointly build and operate hydrogen production facilities aimed at providing a reliable supply of hydrogen for industry and transportation, the companies told Morning Wire this morning. A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed and will combine expertise in order to kickstart the development of a so-called “UK hydrogen [...]

  • Automotive sector calls on government to secure industry’s long-term future

    November 29, 2022

    The UK automotive industry has called on the government to “take rapid action” and secure its long-term future, as the sector could contribute an additional £14bn to the economy. According to analysis published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), the sector’s recovery is expected to gain momentum next year after two [...]

  • EasyJet boss Johan Lundgren: Brits will continue to travel amid cost-of-living crisis

    November 29, 2022

    Brits will continue to travel amidst the current cost-of-living crisis, according to Easyjet’s boss Johan Lundgren.  The chief executive said that, despite limited visibility, the carrier is already seeing a strong demand for next year. “We have relatively low visibility overall, but we do see in general there is a strong demand and quite [a [...]

  • Bus drivers on 70 routes in N London to strike for seven days in December

    November 29, 2022

    Bus drivers working for garages operated by Metroline will strike on seven days next month starting on 1 December. Londoners are being warned some other bus services and the tube network will be busier as a result of the Unite union action affecting 70 routes. The action will impact bus journeys mainly in the north, [...]

  • Airbus boss Guillaume Faury: Supply chain issues remain ‘very complex’

    November 29, 2022

    Aviation’s supply chain issues remain “very complex”, according to Airbus’s boss Guillaume Faury. The chief executive told journalists on Tuesday he was waiting for the latest data to comment on 2022 year-end deliveries. “I will have a clearer picture by the end of November, but as you can see the environment remains very complex and [...]

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