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  • Londoners pay highest UK house price premium to live closer to a station

    August 30, 2019

    London home buyers are willing to pay almost 10 per cent more on a house in order to live closer to a station, according to Nationwide.  The building society found Londoners are willing to pay a whopping 9.4 per cent premium for a house located 500 metres away from a station. Read more: UK house [...]

  • Eco-warriors still threaten Heathrow drone chaos despite ‘positive’ talks with airport

    August 30, 2019

    Climate change activists are still planning on flying drones over Heathrow in protest next month, despite a “positive” meeting with representatives from the airport this morning. Heathrow Pause, a splinter group of the Extinction Rebellion movement, says it will fly toy drones in the airport’s restricted zone from 13 September, in a move that threatens [...]

  • South Western Railway workers start four-day strike in weekend of travel chaos

    August 30, 2019

    Commuters hoping to take the train to work across the south of England face potential chaos this morning as strikes resume on South Western Railway (SWR) over a long-running conflict over train guards. SWR, which runs trains out of London Waterloo to Reading, Bristol and Exeter, has cancelled 800 trains a day until the end [...]

  • London commuter belt house prices sink as train fares rise

    August 29, 2019

    London commuter belt house prices have fallen while train fares into the capital rose, new research shows.  Commuters making the journey from hubs such as Brentwood, Woking, High Wycombe, Southampton and Gillingham have seen the values of their properties sink over the last year. Read more: Grant Shapps indicates support for TfL gaining control of [...]

  • Central and Victoria Line strikes suspended

    August 29, 2019

    Strike action that was due to take place on the Central and Victoria lines next week has been called off. Train drivers who are members of the RMT rail union were due to strike on the two busy London Underground lines from 8pm on Tuesday 3 September to 8pm on Wednesday 4 September following a [...]

  • Heathrow told to keep check on credit rating amid expansion plans

    August 29, 2019

    Heathrow airport has been warned it may be obliged to maintain an investment grade credit rating to reassure investors of its financial position while its third runway gets built. The UK’s aviation regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority, said it would explore a proposal to make it mandatory for Heathrow to hold such a rating, to [...]

  • UK strikes autumn 2019: All the dates for Tube, rail and British Airways strikes

    August 29, 2019

    This summer has felt like the season of non-stop, stop-start UK strikes action, but unfortunately, it isn’t over, with British Airways strikes and more planned for September. Industrial action across airlines, rail and the Tube are set to continue into the autumn. Morning Wire gives you the low-down on how you might be affected during [...]

  • Sadiq Khan vows to take on Uber ‘big boys’ in licence decision

    August 29, 2019

    Sadiq Khan has vowed to take on the “big boys” at Uber when it comes to renewing its licence, which expires next month. The London mayor, who revoked Uber’s licence in 2017, said everyone must play by the rules if they want to operate in the capital. Read more: Uber poaches new UK boss from [...]

  • Taxpayer to foot £32m bill of South Western Railway strikes, union claims

    August 29, 2019

    Troubled train firm South Western Railway (SWR) is set to receive more than £30m from the taxpayer over the loss of work days to strike action, it has been claimed. The RMT rail union, which will strike on SWR from tomorrow through to Monday, said the government will hand the firm £32m to compensate it [...]

  • Climate change activists threaten drone chaos in Heathrow airport protest

    August 29, 2019

    Climate change activists will protest at Heathrow Airport next month by flying drones at the airport in a move that could ground all flights. Heathrow Pause, a splinter group of the Extinction Rebellion movement, says it will fly toy drones in the airport’s restricted zone from 13 September. Read more: Extinction Rebellion threatens to gatecrash [...]

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