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  • Stansted’s owner MAG posts £320m loss due to travel restrictions

    July 7, 2022

    Stansted Airport’s owner MAG has posted an annual loss of £320m due to a pandemic-induced slump in passenger numbers.  MAG has posted a combined loss of £694m for the last two years. The group – which also owns Manchester and East Midlands airports – reported today that 20.5 million passengers passed through its hubs’ gates [...]

  • Delayed: Ministers postpone decision on first new coal mine in 30 years

    July 6, 2022

    The government has postponed a decision over whether to approve a new coal mine for steel production in Cumbria.

  • Environmental campaigners sue KLM over greenwashing claims

    July 6, 2022

    Environmentalists have filed a lawsuit against Dutch carrier KLM over claims of greenwashing.  Fossil-free campaign Fossielvrij NL, supported by EU environmental law charity ClientEarth, submitted the claim in an Amsterdam court today.  According to the lawsuit, KLM’s Fly Responsibly campaign breaches the EU’s Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, misleading customers into downplaying the airline’s contribution to [...]

  • BA axes ANOTHER 10,300 flights while recruiting KLM COO for top job

    July 6, 2022

    British Airways (BA) yesterday axed another 10,300 flights for the August-October period as the carrier continues to battle the raging travel chaos.  The airline said it was taking advantage of the “amnesty” period granted by the UK Government over airport slots.  To help airlines avoid last-minute cancellations, the Department for Transport gave carriers a brief [...]

  • Union members at LNER, C2C and Northern vote in favour of industrial action

    July 6, 2022

    Hundreds of railway workers are set to join the wave of industrial action that is bringing the country to a standstill as members of the union TSSA have voted in favour of industrial action. According to the union, which announced the ballot’s result today, 69.2 of LNER workers balloted voted in favour of walking out [...]

  • Manufacturers call for UK to make speed limiters compulsory following EU regulation

    July 6, 2022

    UK car makers have called on the government to follow in the EU’s footsteps and make speed limiters a mandatory feature for all new cars, as the UK has yet to decide whether to adopt the legislation. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMM) argued it would only make sense for Westminster to adopt [...]

  • Petrol prices drop slightly for first time since April, but motoring associations say it’s not enough

    July 6, 2022

    Petrol prices have slightly dropped for the first time since mid-April, according to reports from motoring association the AA.  Figures have shown that the average price of a litre of petrol at UK pumps went down by 0.3p between Sunday and Monday.  The price of petrol yesterday was around 191.3p, well below Sunday’s record price [...]

  • Petrol June surge smashes previous records

    July 6, 2022

    The average cost of a litre of petrol has jumped 16.6p in June, smashing previous records, according to data released today.  Figures from the RAC Fuel Watch revealed that petrol costs surged from 174.8p to 191.4p, meaning that the cost of filling up a family car has increased by £9 in 30 days to £105.29. [...]

  • Union members at CrossCountry and East Midlands Railway vote in favour of industrial action

    July 5, 2022

    Around 300 members of the Union TSSA working at CrossCountry and East Midlands Railway have voted in favour of industrial action over salaries. According to the union, which revealed the ballots’ results today, workers at both operators said they were prepared to both walk out and to take industrial action short of strike. This means [...]

  • Businesses warn of strikes’ impact on London ahead of train drivers’ historic ballot

    July 5, 2022

    Businesses have warned of the impact of strikes on the capital’s economy ahead of Monday’s national ballot called by train driver union Aslef.  “At a time when London businesses are facing several crises, including increasing costs, rising inflation and adapting to hybrid working, it’s important that government and rail unions work together to find a [...]

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