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  • Tube strike brings London to a standstill as Uber raises prices due to increased demand

    August 19, 2022

    London has been paralysed by a strike from workers on the Underground, Overground and bus service, as private hire taxi services like Uber and Bolt raise prices due to increased demand. All London Underground lines are closed on Friday 19 August following a walk-out called by around 10,000 members of the RMT Union on the [...]

  • Just 20 per cent of rail network to operate on Thursday and Saturday as UK braces for next wave of strikes

    August 17, 2022

    A fifth of rail services running on half of the network will be running on Thursday and Saturday, as industrial action is set to bring the country to a grinding halt. Network Rail has advised commuters to not use trains unless absolutely necessary, with limited services available for much of the country.  This comes after  [...]

  • Menzies cancels share listing as Agility takeover goes ahead

    August 5, 2022

    Edinburgh headquartered aviation firm John Menzies has cancelled plans to list more of its shares on the London Stock Exchange. The cancellation comes after the aviation struck a deal with Bidco, a subsidiary of Kuwaiti logistics company Agility, through which it agreed to buy the newly issued shares. The agreement comes after Menzies’ board in [...]

  • Biffa extends takeover deadline as bosses set aside £20m to settle tax bill

    August 2, 2022

    Waste management firm Biffa reported a jump in revenues to £1.44bn in its full year of trading today as it narrowed pre-tax losses following a difficult pandemic year.

  • Rail operators and freight firms create coalition to transform UK railways

    July 20, 2022

    A consortium of rail and freight operating firms have clubbed together with a prospectus to transform Britain’s railways.  The launch of Rail Partners was welcomed by rail minister Wendy Morton, as the industry sets out five key priorities for reform – including the sector’s decarbonisation and the role of Great British Railways moving forward. Made [...]

  • Heatwave: So, just how hot is it on the Central Line today?

    July 19, 2022

    It’s hot. Really very hot. But how hot it is it on the Central Line? The east-west line is renowned as the capital’s warmest tube line, with a combination of stuffy carriages and lost teenage tourists contributing an overwhelming sense of dread whenever one is forced to use it in the summer. With a heatwave [...]

  • Black cab drivers file legal challenge against ride-hailing app over claims business model is illegal

    July 7, 2022

    A black cab drivers trade body has filed a legal challenge against ride-hailing app Free Now, over claims the taxi firm’s business model is illegal. The hackney carriage driver’s trade body, United Trade Action Group (UTAG), is seeking to argue that ride-hailing apps that lets customers hail private hire taxis are acting illegally. The body [...]

  • First national rail strike since 1995 looms as union ballots members at 10 different train firms

    July 5, 2022

    The country will be brought to an unprecedented standstill if train drivers vote for their first national strike since 1995. Aslef union members are to be balloted over industrial action at 10 different train firms across the country. It was also reported there was similar action proposed by the TSSA union, which represents station and [...]

  • Staffing agencies slam govt’s plans to use agency staff as strikebreakers

    June 30, 2022

    Staffing agencies have hit out at the government’s plans to lift a ban on using agency staff as strike breakers. In a letter to the government seen by Morning Wire, a group of the world’s biggest staffing agencies slammed the plans, put forward by business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng, to overturn laws banning agency staff from [...]

  • Stagecoach returns to growth as bus journeys bounce back to 81 per cent of pre-Covid levels

    June 29, 2022

    Britain’s biggest bus company Stagecoach today said it now in a “good financial position” after “recovering customer demand” saw passenger journeys bounce back to 81 per cent of pre-pandemic levels. The public transport operator said it had “firmly returned to growth” after its profits more than doubled year on year, from £17m in the financial [...]

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