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  • Sadiq Khan slams London City expansion as public consultation nears end

    September 6, 2022

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has slammed the proposed expansion of London City airport as the 10-week public consultation on the ramp up of services ends on Friday.  Khan accused the airport of not “having demonstrated satisfactorily that [the plans] are compatible with our net-zero and wider environment objectives.” “It is essential the airport recognises that [...]

  • Eurowag boss: ‘We floated in London as we would get the best reception’

    September 6, 2022

    Martin Vohanka – chief executive of Czech tech platform Eurowag – said he chose London for the company’s IPO because it would “get the best reception.” “It’s about the best venue, where we believed there was the largest pool of investors which could understand our business model,” he told Morning Wire  Founded in its current [...]

  • Lufthansa averts two more days of strikes following deal with pilots

    September 6, 2022

    Lufthansa has averted an additional two-day strike after it reached a deal with the pilots’ union. The VC union called off the walkout which was scheduled for tomorrow and Thursday, saying the two parties had set the basis of a comprehensive package of measures – both monetary and structural – which will be laid out [...]

  • EU airfares return back in line with pre-pandemic normal

    September 6, 2022

    Airfares in Europe have gone back in line with the pre-pandemic normal, according to data released today.  “Pricing in Europe appears to be in line with pre-pandemic rates of 2017-2019, indicating that after a busy summer period the industry has been able to recover to somewhat normal levels,” said Elise Weber, chief executive of airfare [...]

  • Porsche: Listing going ahead unless ‘severe geopolitical problems’ arise

    September 6, 2022

    Porsche’s listing will go ahead unless “severe geopolitical problems” arise, according to chief financial officer Lutz Meschke. “You never know what will happen regarding geopolitical issues, but if a potential IPO would be stopped now, we are talking about severe problems,” Meschke said on Tuesday during a media call.  “By then, a potential IPO would [...]

  • Construction sector shrinks for second month in a row as recession signals brighten

    September 6, 2022

    Construction activity shrank for the second month in a row in a sign the UK economy’s malaise is spreading to every sector, a closely watched survey published today showed. S&P Global and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) edged higher to 49.2 last month, up from 48.9 in July. Despite [...]

  • Vertu Motors registers profit increase but warns of rising electricity bill

    September 6, 2022

    Vertu Motors said it is facing a rise in its electricity bill from the start of October, as it and many other companies see their fixed-price energy deals run out. The business revealed that it is paying below market rate at the moment for its power, but this will change shortly. “It should be noted [...]

  • Go-Ahead hit by cyber security incident but says rail services ‘operating normally’

    September 6, 2022

    Go-Ahead has been hit by a cyber security incident after unauthorised activity was detected on its network yesterday, the bus operator revealed. The public transport operator stated there was “no impact on UK or international rail services which are operating normally.” Go-Ahead said it “immediately engaged external forensic specialists” after the hack was discovered and [...]

  • TransPennine joins Avanti and cut services due to staffing shortages

    September 5, 2022

    TransPennine Express has announced it will cut around one in four services from 12 September as a result of staff shortages.  It is the second train company forced to alter its schedule in a matter of weeks, after Avanti West Coast axed most trains between London and Manchester following staffing issues.  TransPennine routes will be [...]

  • Tap in: Lioness Chloe Kelly honoured with special bus ride

    September 5, 2022

    TfL has honoured Lioness Chloe Kelly for her role in winning the Euro 2022 final with a bus ride displaying her name. The 24-year-old on Monday took the 92 bus to Wembley stadium where she was greeted by several posters depicting her connection to the route.  “I used to take the 92 bus as a [...]

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