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  • Freak accident at Canning Town bus station forces TfL to replace glass canopy

    October 25, 2022

    TfL said it was looking to replace the glass canopy at Canning Town’s bus station following a freak incident which left a Londoner injured. The transport giant confirmed that a glass section fell and injured a passenger in July of last year as a defect in the production of the glass involved. “The risk of [...]

  • Sinking fast: Jeremy Hunt to ditch Boris Johnson’s £250m Brexit Britain ship

    October 25, 2022

    A £250m national flagship proposed by former prime minister Boris Johnson while in office will be cancelled by the new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, according to various news reports. In an upcoming round of deep spending cuts, most likely to be announced next week, Hunt reportedly plans to drop the Ministry of Defence project. So far, [...]

  • Platform staff to walk out on 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 November as union joins rail and tube workers

    October 24, 2022

    Rail platform staff working at Network Rail and other five train operators will walk out on 3,4,5,7, 8 November as the union TSSA has announced another week of industrial action.  Disruption will affect services on Network Rail, Avanti West Coast, South Western Railway, West Midlands Trains and c2c. Workers – which are striking as part [...]

  • Stay focused on funding deal, says outgoing TfL commissioner Andy Byford

    October 24, 2022

    The new TfL management team needs to stay focused on the government’s long-term funding deal, according to outgoing commissioner Andy Byford.  Byford – who will step down at the end of today after two years at the public body’s helm – will be replaced by chief operating officer Andy Lord from tomorrow on an interim [...]

  • Aviation back in ‘full force’ as passenger confidence surges to 83 per cent

    October 24, 2022

    Confidence in aviation has come back in full force, as the majority of global travellers feel safe flying again.  Figures from Inmarsat’s latest passenger experience survey, which was published today, show that 83 per cent of world passengers are optimistic about air travel. This is 73 per cent up on last year’s levels.  Brazilians and [...]

  • Addison Lee boss: Taxi firms making a fortune during strikes is an ‘urban myth’

    October 24, 2022

    Private taxi and hire companies making a fortune during strike days is an “urban myth”, according to Addison Lee’s chief executive Liam Griffin.  “We don’t surge in the way Uber does,” Griffin told City A.M. “We continue to charge the same rates we would on any given day.” The comments come as thousands of rail [...]

  • Airbus in £10bn talks to lock in Saudi Arabia for mega order of 40 A350 planes

    October 24, 2022

    Saudi Arabia is reportedly in talks with EU plane manufacturer Airbus for the purchase of around 40 A350. Industry sources told Reuters the order would stand at $12bn (£10.6bn) and could be announced as early as this week. The Saudi government is in fact hosting the Future Investment Initiative, an international investment forum run by [...]

  • Hop on: Rail overtakes flights on busy London-Edinburgh route

    October 24, 2022

    Rail has overtaken aviation as the preferred mode of transport to Scotland as one million people have chosen to travel from London to Edinburgh via electric train operator, Lumo.  According to data released today, between April and August 57 per cent of the London-Edinburgh journeys were done by train – 22 per cent up on [...]

  • Crypto cash makes more Brits drive luxury cars despite raging cost of living crisis

    October 24, 2022

    Luxury car owners have increased by 9.2 per cent over the past year, according to data published today.  Figures from accountancy group UHY Hacker Young show that the number of luxury car owners has gone up from 221,124 in 2020 to 241,391 a year later.  According to UHY Hacker Young’s partner David Kendrick, sales were [...]

  • ‘Jewel in the crown’: Elizabeth Line’s Bond Street station formally opens

    October 24, 2022

    The Elizabeth Line’s long-awaited Bond Street station opening has taken place, dubbed the “jewel in the crown of the West End’s” transport link. Crossrail’s latest new station will relieve congestion in the heart of London’s shopping district, giving more access to Oxford Circus.  Its opening takes place ahead of the 6 November launch of extensions [...]

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