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  • Protesters are taking to the streets of London over rail fare hikes

    January 3, 2017

    Protesters are gathering at King's Cross in London and other railway stations across the country to show their anger about rising rail fares in the UK. Read more: Rail fares have increased twice as fast as wages in the past 10 years The protests – planned for over 100 stations – have been organised by action groups Action [...]

  • Rail passenger group urges Southern to freeze fares to “rebuild trust”

    January 3, 2017

    Freezing fares for Southern passengers would "help to start rebuild trust" in the franchise, a rail passenger group has said.  Transport Focus urged Southern to freeze ticket prices after "months of misery they have experienced". Passengers were beset by strikes and disruption for much of 2016 – and the misery will continue into this year, [...]

  • Rail fares have increased twice as fast as wages in the past 10 years

    January 3, 2017

    Ah, January. No alcohol, running in the cold – and the traditional annual rail fare increase. This year, fares are set to rise by 2.3 per cent, while Tube fares are also due to rise (despite Sadiq Khan's assurances to the contrary).  And if that doesn't make you miserable enough, new research has shown UK [...]

  • Volkswagen shares are in pole position for a 2017 comeback

    January 3, 2017

    Time to take down the stockings, tuck away the ornaments and get shopping! Because as any bargain-hunter knows, the disappointment that comes from not getting what you want under the tree is easily forgotten by trading up for something better in the January sales. That may be the hope of VW chief executive Matthias Mueller [...]

  • Grinding to a halt: Southern rail services set for the sidings next week with no talks scheduled

    January 2, 2017

    Commuters are bracing themselves for the longest wholesale shutdown of the Southern rail network starting next week. Combined strike action by both drivers union Aslef and guards union the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will take place between 9 and 14 January, extending longer than the three-day strikes previously held. The dispute between unions, Southern [...]

  • Brace yourself: You’ll be paying more for your commute in 2017

    January 2, 2017

    As 2017 gets off to a tentative start, commuters are already having to face a harsh reality of the new year – the annual rise in the cost of commuting. Most people may still be enjoying the bank holiday, but workers returning to work from today onwards will have to dig deeper as train fares rise by [...]

  • Heathrow slashes passenger charges on domestic trips by £10 to honour expansion manifesto pledge

    January 1, 2017

    Airlines flying to regional airports will now pay £10 less per passenger, Heathrow announced today. Starting today, departing domestic flight charges will fall more than 30 per cent to £19.13, and if the discount is passed onto travellers, the airport says they'll save over £500m over the next two decades. The cut is the biggest discount [...]

  • Fog forces hundreds of flight cancellations at Gatwick, Heathrow and London City airports

    December 31, 2016

    Holiday makers hoping to get out of the capital for and Londoners looking to count in the new year at home  have been hampered by delays and cancellations at major airports. Heathrow cancelled 45 flights on Saturday and further delays are expected while Gatwick was hit even harder by the weather conditions with 140 flights cancelled – 70 [...]

  • How to avoid Uber surge pricing in London on New Year’s Eve 2016: Avoid these peak times or use UberPool

    December 31, 2016

    New Year's Eve may be the night we pop open the bubbles and welcome a brand new year with our nearest and dearest, but there's one thing that you can guarantee will be the same as every other year – the demand for taxis. Thanks to ride-hailing apps, getting home on a busy night is a [...]

  • From the wrong kind of snow to wet leaves: The Elizabeth line is undergoing all-weather testing to be ready come rain or shine

    December 30, 2016

    You know all those recent disruptions the Piccadilly line was dealing with due to wet leaves and pesky cold weather? Well, Transport for London (TfL) is making sure that come rain or shine, the Elizabeth line will not suffer such a fate. In fact, it's currently undergoing some gruelling testing in readiness for any possible weather [...]

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