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  • 25 per cent down: Heathrow boss warns ‘many years’ until pre-Covid flying levels reached

    October 26, 2022

    It will take some time for Heathrow to go back to pre-pandemic levels, according to the airport’s boss John Holland-Kaye.  The west London hub expects between 60 and 62 million people to pass through its gates this year, 25 per cent down on the 81 million posted in 2019.  Heathrow also reported 18 million passengers [...]

  • Rail union cancels strike on 3 November due to Poppy Day

    October 26, 2022

    Rail union RMT has confirmed it is cancelling its planned strike action on 3 November after it was made aware the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Day would be on that same date.  Workers will now strike on 5, 7 and 9 November as part of a long-standing dispute over salaries, jobs and working conditions.  Network [...]

  • TfL extends e-scooter trial until May 2024

    October 25, 2022

    TfL has extended its e-scooter trial until the end of May 2024 following updated guidance from the DfT, which allows local authorities to continue for the next year and a half. The extension comes on the heels of the government deciding to create a new vehicle category in the legislation to include e-scooters. Launched in [...]

  • Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary: Worldwide inflation good for our growth

    October 25, 2022

    The world’s surge in inflation rates will help Ryanair’s growth as people will not stop flying altogether, but will rely instead on budget airlines. “We think recession [and] price inflation is very good for our growth,” chief executive Michael O’Leary told journalists today in Lisbon.  European countries have in fact been hit by soaring inflation [...]

  • Trucking tech platform Eurowag to buy Polish rival for £265m as CFO steps down

    October 25, 2022

    Trucking tech platform Eurowag is set to buy Polish software company Inelo for up to €306m (£265m) to strengthen its hold on the country’s market. Prague-based Eurowag said that an additional €12.5m could be paid to Inelo depending on its performance for the year ending 31 December.  “This strategically important transaction not only brings additional [...]

  • Ford enters agreement with Tata Steel and others for supply of ‘green’ steel

    October 25, 2022

    Ford has signed an agreement with Tata Steel’s Dutch arm and two other manufacturers for the supply of “green” steel from 2030. The car maker has in fact signed memorandums of understanding also with ThyssenKrupp and a German steel maker to provide low-carbon steel – which is made without the use of fossil fuels. Ford [...]

  • Pendragon expects vehicle shortfall to spill into 2023 as profit slumps

    October 25, 2022

    Pendragon expects current vehicle shortfalls to spill into 2023, as its profit slumped by 41 per cent. In the three months ended 30 September, the UK dealer’s underlying profit before tax was £14.7m – down on last year’s £25.1m – due to the impact of inflation and rising interest rates. Used car volumes were slumping [...]

  • Freak accident at Canning Town bus station forces TfL to replace glass canopy

    October 25, 2022

    TfL said it was looking to replace the glass canopy at Canning Town’s bus station following a freak incident which left a Londoner injured. The transport giant confirmed that a glass section fell and injured a passenger in July of last year as a defect in the production of the glass involved. “The risk of [...]

  • Sinking fast: Jeremy Hunt to ditch Boris Johnson’s £250m Brexit Britain ship

    October 25, 2022

    A £250m national flagship proposed by former prime minister Boris Johnson while in office will be cancelled by the new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, according to various news reports. In an upcoming round of deep spending cuts, most likely to be announced next week, Hunt reportedly plans to drop the Ministry of Defence project. So far, [...]

  • Platform staff to walk out on 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 November as union joins rail and tube workers

    October 24, 2022

    Rail platform staff working at Network Rail and other five train operators will walk out on 3,4,5,7, 8 November as the union TSSA has announced another week of industrial action.  Disruption will affect services on Network Rail, Avanti West Coast, South Western Railway, West Midlands Trains and c2c. Workers – which are striking as part [...]

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