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  • ‘Junk science’: London Conservatives dispute validity of research on TfL food ad restrictions

    August 3, 2022

    GLA Conservatives have disputed the validity of an independent research on junk food ad restrictions implemented since 2019 on the Transport for London (TfL) network.  Published yesterday by the University of Sheffield and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the study argued that the ban has prevented almost 100,000 cases of obesity. It [...]

  • Cost of living: Morrisons follows Tesco and Asda in announcing fuel price cut of 6p per litre

    August 3, 2022

    Morrisons is the latest supermarket to announce it is slashing the price of fuel, as households struggle to stay afloat amid a cost of living crisis. The retailer said on Wednesday that it had cut the cost of unleaded and diesel by an average of six pence a litre over the last week at all [...]

  • London City Airport to reach 3 million passenger mark as numbers soar

    August 3, 2022

    London City is on track to reach the 3 million passenger mark at the end of the year as numbers continue to soar.  The Newham airport announced today that 640,000 passengers travelled through its gates in June and July while August forecasts expect another 300,000. “We have made a conscious effort with our airlines to [...]

  • TfL tells union financial recovery at risk if Tube strikes go ahead

    August 3, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) has called on the union RMT to cancel the Tube strike on 19 August as walking out will only increase the public body’s financial risks. “I need to be really clear with you, that taking further industrial action at this time will do nothing but undermine our negotiations with government and [...]

  • London Southend appoints former No1 Lounges boss John Upton to top position

    August 3, 2022

    London Southend airport has appointed John Upton, former boss of international lounge company No1 Lounges, as chief executive.  Upton – whose tenure will begin in September – will replace Glyn Jones, who has been at the airport’s helm for the last seven years. Jones – who has stepped down following the airport’s reopening to passengers [...]

  • TfL long-term funding discussions drag on

    August 3, 2022

    Discussions over the long-term funding of Transport for London (TfL) have dragged on, as the latest round of government funding was set to expire today. TfL’s commissioner Andy Byford said the public body was still “in active discussion” with government officials to ensure that the funding proposal made was “fair and deliverable.” “We hope these [...]

  • Hosepipe ban introduced in Kent and Sussex as UK faces drought fears

    August 3, 2022

    Residents in Kent and Sussex have been hit with a hosepipe and sprinklers ban, with South East Water introducing the measure to tackle dry weather. The water company is the second firm to launch such a ban, with the measure taking effect from Friday 12 August. England saw its driest July since 1935 last month, [...]

  • City giant under fire: BP’s £6.9bn profit labelled ‘obscene’ as energy bills and living costs skyrocket

    August 2, 2022

    After oil giant BP said this morning that it made almost £7bn in profit, the result has been labbeled as “obscene”. Earlier today the company announced underlying replacement cost profits – its preferred measure – jumped to a far better-than-expected $8.5bn (£6.9bn) for the three months to June 30. But the announcement has caused anger [...]

  • Confirmed: Tube and Overground strike to go ahead on 19 August

    August 2, 2022

    The union RMT representing Tube and Overground workers announced the strike planned for 19 August, which was called last week, will go ahead. The announcement comes a day before the latest government funding deadline extension expires. The union confirmed that more than 10,000 workers will walk out as part of two different disputes, with Tube [...]

  • BA extends ticket sale suspension for short-haul flights from Heathrow to 15 August

    August 2, 2022

    British Airways (BA) has extended its ticket sale suspension for short-haul flights from Heathrow until 15 August. “We took pre-emptive action to reduce our schedule this summer to give customers certainty about their travel plans and to build more resilience into our operation given the ongoing challenges facing the entire aviation industry,” the airline said [...]

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