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  • Tube strike brings London to a standstill as Uber raises prices due to increased demand

    August 19, 2022

    London has been paralysed by a strike from workers on the Underground, Overground and bus service, as private hire taxi services like Uber and Bolt raise prices due to increased demand. All London Underground lines are closed on Friday 19 August following a walk-out called by around 10,000 members of the RMT Union on the [...]

  • Electric vehicle charging points lag behind rapid car uptake in UK

    August 18, 2022

    Just 107 local authorities across the UK have successfully applied for on-street charging points in the UK, despite claims that the government is trying to drive forward electric vehicle growth.

  • Unions slam P&O Ferries owner after it announces record £600m profits

    August 18, 2022

    Unions have slammed the “corporate gangster” owners of P&O Ferries, who sacked 786 British workers this year, after the company announced record first half profits today. DP World recorded a first-half profit of $721m (£598m) – a 51.8 per cent year-on-year increase. Frances O’Grady, general secretary at the Trades Union Congress (TUC), told Morning Wire [...]

  • Company behind P&O Ferries sackings announces first-half profit of £600m

    August 18, 2022

    DP World, the global port operator which was slammed for its decision to sack 800 P&O Ferries workers earlier this year, announced record first-half profits. The logistics firm registered first-half profit of $721m (£598m). The Dubai operator came to UK prominence when P&O Ferries, which it owns, dismissed 800 workers in March – with the [...]

  • Mick Lynch: Rail unions can still afford months more strikes

    August 18, 2022

    Rail unions can afford to go on strike for months more and there will be a “wave of solidarity” across the labour movement this year, according to the chief of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT). RMT general secretary Mick Lynch today said his members were “completely committed” to strike action [...]

  • As UK faces three days of crippling train strikes Grant Shapps reveals 16-point plan

    August 18, 2022

    Transport secretary Grant Shapps has unveiled a 16-point plan in a bid to tackle ‘Luddite’ unions, as industrial action brings the UK to a standstill. The announcement comes as 40,000 rail workers in the RMT and TSSA unions walk out on Thursday bringing much of the UK rail network to a grinding halt.  A second [...]

  • Just 20 per cent of rail network to operate on Thursday and Saturday as UK braces for next wave of strikes

    August 17, 2022

    A fifth of rail services running on half of the network will be running on Thursday and Saturday, as industrial action is set to bring the country to a grinding halt. Network Rail has advised commuters to not use trains unless absolutely necessary, with limited services available for much of the country.  This comes after  [...]

  • Revealed: As bills rise for millions of Brits, this is how much profit energy suppliers make.

    August 16, 2022

    Energy bosses were hauled in front of ministers last week amid nightmare predictions that the average household bill might climb to £5,000 from April after a winter of soaring heating prices. Energy companies have been calling for immediate help for customers. The price cap on bills prevents the firms from taking excess profits from the [...]

  • Warnings for road and rail as extreme weather continues and heatwave turns to storms

    August 15, 2022

    The UK rail and road network is bracing itself for the impact of severe weather as the heatwave comes to an end and thunderstorms are expected. With Britain having experienced its driest July since 1935, the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning on the weekend as heavy rain is expected across large parts of [...]

  • Govt reassures commuters next year’s rail fares rise will be below inflation rate

    August 15, 2022

    The government said this morning that next year’s increase in rail fares in England will be below the current rate of inflation. Changes in regulated fares such as season tickets are traditionally implemented on the first working day of the year and based on the previous July’s retail price index (RPI), which for 2022 will [...]

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