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  • All Londoners want for Christmas is some kind of public transport

    December 20, 2019

    This week, newspapers are reporting how the great Christmas get-away is about to begin — or better still, that the fabled seasonal shut-down is about to commence.   For many readers, the break can probably not come soon enough. For sure, it has been a year of ups and downs for London and the South East’s [...]

  • Bridge over troubled waters: Boris backs Scotland to Northern Ireland bridge

    December 19, 2019

    Boris Johnson love of bridges has reared its head again as the Prime Minister has suggested he could build a bridge between Scotland and Northern Island. DUP MP Ian Paisley interrupted the Prime Minister’s speech to parliament to ask him if he would build a bridge between the two countries. Read more: Conservatives pledge temporary [...]

  • London City Airport given carbon neutral accreditation

    December 19, 2019

    London City Airport has been designated as carbon neutral, making it the capital’s most sustainable airport. The Airport Carbon Accreditation programme has given the airport its highest rating, signifying the airport is carbon neutral. Read more: Extinction Rebellion protester lies on top of London City Airport flight in protest This means that all carbon emissions that cannot [...]

  • Heathrow Airport set for busiest day of the year

    December 19, 2019

    Tomorrow is set to be Heathrow Airport’s busiest day of the year as people across the UK prepare to celebrate the holiday season. More than 250,000 people are expected to fly in and out of Heathrow tomorrow as a part of the 6 million journeys the airport will host in December. Read more: Thanksgiving passengers [...]

  • Rolls-Royce unveils electric plane for world record attempt

    December 19, 2019

    Rolls-Royce have unveiled the plane it hopes will break the world record for the fastest all-electric aircraft. The plane, which was revealed at Gloucestershire Airport today, is expected to make its record attempt early next year. Read more: World’s first fully electric commercial flight takes off in Canada The current record speed stands at 210 [...]

  • Watchdog extends Thomas Cook probe

    December 19, 2019

    The UK’s accounting watchdog is extending its investigation into the collapse of travel operator Thomas Cook. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) announced a probe into EY’s audit of Thomas Cook’s financial statements for the year ended 30 September 2018 following the company’s collapse earlier this year.  Read more: Thomas Cook went bust with liabilities of [...]

  • Vauxhall union seeks assurances over $50bn PSA-Fiat mega-merger

    December 18, 2019

    The UK’s largest union is seeking an urgent meeting on the future of Vauxhall after the car company’s owner PSA agreed to merge with Fiat Chrysler. The deal, which is worth $50bn, will see the as yet-unbranded new firm become the world’s fourth largest car manufacturer. Read more: Fiat Chrysler and PSA agree $50bn mega-merger [...]

  • Revealed: Testing delays mean Crossrail may not open until October 2021

    December 18, 2019

    The central section of Crossrail may not be open before October 2021, despite claims it could be launched in the first quarter of that year. The project has been cursed with endless delays and budget blowouts, with its cost now expected to be £18.25bn – £3.4bn over its original costings. Crossrail bosses announced in November [...]

  • Experts unsure about the effect of air pollution on the Tube

    December 18, 2019

    The effects of the high levels of dust and air pollution throughout London’s Tube system is unknown, according to a new report. A London Assembly report into Tube dust confirmed that “concentrations of particulate matter on underground platforms” are much higher than outside. Read more: London Underground has the city’s highest level of air pollution [...]

  • Shipping sector proposes $5bn fund to cut emissions

    December 18, 2019

    The global shipping industry will this morning submit a proposal to form a $5bn research and development fund for decarbonising the industry. Shipping currently accounts for two per cent of all global emissions. Read more: Global banks are leading the charge to decarbonise shipping The fund, which will operate over a ten-year period, is designed [...]

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