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  • Crossrail: Bond Street station work ‘could slip beyond 2019’

    February 28, 2019

    Completion of Crossrail's Bond Street station could slip to "late 2019 or even beyond", Transport for London (TfL) has admitted. New TfL papers reveal that none of the Crossrail stations are fully complete and that Bond Street, regarded as one of the more complex stations to fit out, would either be finished at the end of [...]

  • BMW and Mercedes-Benz create Share Now car-sharing alliance

    February 28, 2019

    A car sharing service involving more than 20,000 cars made by BMW and Mercedes-Benz has been named Share Now. The free-floating car sharing service is available in nine London boroughs and comes as part of an alliance between BMW and Daimler, which owns Mercedes. The two German firms ​also announced on Thursday that they will [...]

  • British Airways owner International Airlines Group profits soar

    February 28, 2019

    British Airway’s owner International Airlines Group’s (IAG) profit soared 9.5 per cent last year. The figures Shares lifted two per cent as the group reported that pre-tax profit for the year to the end of December was €3.2bn up from €2.95bn in 2017. Revenue was up 6.7 per cent from €22.8bn in 2017 to €24,4bn last [...]

  • Airbus and Softbank-backed Oneweb to launch first satellites into space

    February 27, 2019

    An Arianespace rocket carrying six satellites made by Airbus and Oneweb is scheduled for lift-off tonight, marking the joint venture's first launch since they teamed up last year. The launch is set to go ahead at 9:37pm GMT from the European Space Port in Kourou, French Guiana. It was initially scheduled for the same time last [...]

  • Southeastern and South Western Railway hit with £100m ‘double-pay’ class action

    February 27, 2019

    Train operators Southeastern and South Western Railway (SWR) are facing a near £100m legal action by passengers who claim they have been "paying double" for their journeys. The companies that run the Southeastern and South Western routes have been accused of overcharging customers who purchased tickets to travel outside the zones covered by their travelcards, [...]

  • Crossrail 2 set to cost taxpayers £41.3bn, reveals London mayor

    February 27, 2019

    Crossrail 2 is set to cost over £40bn, the Mayor of London has revealed in a budget document published earlier this week. The £41.3bn estimate for the proposed north to south London line is higher than the Greater London Authority's widely cited £30bn budget, which is based on 2014 prices. Read more: Crossrail 2 boss says [...]

  • Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe’s firm Ineos to pump £1bn into UK’s energy assets

    February 27, 2019

    Chemicals company Ineos, owned by billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, has announced plans to invest £1bn in the UK’s oil and gas assets. The petrochemicals giant will inject £500m into the Forties pipeline, which carries almost half of Britain’s oil and gas from the North Sea, to extend the pipe’s life into the 2040s. Read more: Ineos [...]

  • 500 London roads breach air pollution limits as Mayor warns of air quality crisis

    February 27, 2019

    Almost 500 London roads and landmark locations breach air pollution limits, campaigners warned today. Read more: Westminster pledges £28m to ease traffic jams on the Strand The news comes after the Mayor of London issued a high pollution alert for the capital yesterday in response to the unseasonably warm weather. The worst offender listed in the [...]

  • Government told to publish Govia’s profit cap amid concerns over taxpayers’ money

    February 26, 2019

    The public spending watchdog has urged the government to publish details of Govia's profit cap, citing fears taxpayers' money is not being "adequately protected" after last year's rail chaos. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC), chaired by MP Meg Hillier, said there was a lack of transparency around the profit rate that Govia earns from its [...]

  • British renewables investors are the best in the world says fund boss as he looks to London listing

    February 26, 2019

    London has the best-educated renewables investors in the world, the head of a top fund manager has said as it prepares to list a fund in the UK. New Energy Solar Manager chief executive John Martin is bringing his US-focused solar investment fund to the UK. Read more: SSE will sell stake in Scottish wind [...]

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