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  • Biffa wastes no time in snapping up Viridor assets for £126m

    May 21, 2021

    Biffa this morning said it would buy fellow waste management firm Viridor’s collections business, as well as some recycling assets, for £126m. By buying a nationwide UK collections and recycling portfolio, the FTSE 250 firm said it was cementing its market leading position. The acquisition is yet another move by the bin firm to consolidate [...]

  • Rail reforms: the Fat Controller, new fares, and a ‘farewell’ to franchising

    May 20, 2021

    After years of anticipation, and not a few false starts, the government today announced its much-lauded plan to reform the UK’s railways. Complete with pledges to “fix the broken system” and deliver a better service “for the passenger”, the white paper presents a vision of the country’s rail network that is a clear break from [...]

  • New York-London travel bubble vital for JetBlue: Its CEO is certain US will get on UK green list

    May 20, 2021

    New York-London travel bubble vital for JetBlue: Its CEO is certain US will get on UK green list

  • Trainline shares tumble a third as government announces new ticket platform

    May 20, 2021

    Shares in train ticketing app Trainline fell nearly a third this morning after the government unveiled plans for a new ticketing platform as part of sweeping rail reforms. By the early afternoon shares in the FTSE 250 firm had recovered slightly, but were still down 21.6 per cent at 335.25p. The move from the government [...]

  • Flexible season tickets on sale from 21 June under new rail plan

    May 20, 2021

    Flexible season tickets will go on sale from 21 June as part of newly announced reforms that represent the most comprehensive overhaul of the UK’s railways in decades. The long-awaited Williams-Shapps review, which was first mooted nearly four years ago, has finally been published by the Department for Transport (DfT). The paper proposes a number [...]

  • Add Europe to ‘green list’, Easyjet begs, as airline books £700m loss

    May 20, 2021

    No respite for Easyjet as airline dives to £701m loss as it pins hopes on UK green list growing

  • First Group signs new deals for South Western Railways and Transpennine Express

    May 20, 2021

    First Group has this morning agreed new contracts to continue running South Western Railway and the Transpennine Express. The new deals, the first contracts to be awarded under new plans to reform the UK rail network, will start at the end of May and last for two years. There will be the option to extend [...]

  • Musk’s UK visit fuels speculation a Britain-based Tesla plant is on the cards

    May 20, 2021

    Elon Musk visited the UK last weekend, fuelling speculation that Tesla is exploring the possibility of setting up a car plant in Britain. The government’s new Office for Investment has called upon regional agencies to urgently submit potential locations for a new factory, the Telegraph first reported, a move that would add £80bn to Britain’s [...]

  • Croydon tram crash: Driver may have had ‘micro-sleep’

    May 19, 2021

    The driver of a tram involved in a fatal crash in Croydon in 2016 may have been “disorientated” following a so-called micro-sleep, an inquest has heard. Simon French, chief inspector for the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB), said there was evidence the driver thought he was travelling in the wrong direction. He told an inquest [...]

  • JetBlue to enter transatlantic market with London-New York flights from August

    May 19, 2021

    Low-cost airline JetBlue said that it would make its transatlantic debut in August as it seeks to shake up one of the world’s most competitive aviation markets. The carrier will launch daily flights from New York to Heathrow and Gatwick airports from 11 August and 28 September respectively. Tickets are now on sale for its [...]

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