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  • Volkswagen hit with largest environmental fine in Canadian history

    January 23, 2020

    Volkswagen has been hit with the largest environmental fine in Canada’s history after the automobile giant pleaded guilty to dozens of diesel emissions violations. In December the carmaker was charged with importing 128,000 vehicles into the country which breached emissions standards. As a result, the firm will be forced to pay CA$196.5m (£113.7m) for 60 [...]

  • John Laing chief steps down after six years at infrastructure giant

    January 23, 2020

    John Laing chief executive Olivier Brousse has this morning resigned from the long-running infrastructure firm in order to take up a new role at French utility Veolia. Brousse, who has been at the firm since 2014 and led the firm’s initial public offering in 2015, will remain at the company while a successor is identified. [...]

  • Don’t underestimate the politics of infrastructure

    January 23, 2020

    The Conservative election campaign slogan may have been “Get Brexit Done”, but the fate of this government will ultimately hinge on what it does here at home — specifically regarding infrastructure. It is widely accepted, including by the Prime Minister himself and his chief aide Dominic Cummings, that the Conservatives need to do more than [...]

  • Boeing 737 Max to resume production ‘months’ earlier than expected

    January 22, 2020

    Boeing chief executive Dave Calhoun today said he expects the 737 Max aeroplane to return to production earlier than previously stipulated. The US plane maker in December halted all production of the 737 Max jet following two deadly crashes that killed 346 people. On Tuesday the company announced that the grounded jet would return to [...]

  • Struggling South Western Railway could be nationalised, says transport secretary Grant Shapps

    January 22, 2020

    The South Western Railway franchise could be nationalised in the coming months after transport secretary Grant Shapps today declared it financially “not sustainable”. South Western, which is run by First Group and Hong Kong firm MTR, has been plagued by delays, poor performance and a series of damaging strikes in recent months. The franchise lost [...]

  • Coronavirus: Heathrow airport to separate arrivals as concern grows

    January 22, 2020

    Heathrow has set up a separate arrivals area for people travelling from the Chinese city hit by the coronavirus outbreak. Transport secretary Grant Shapps said Heathrow was putting “additional measures” in place this morning to protect against the virus. “Initially this is to ensure that when flights come in directly into Heathrow there is a [...]

  • HS2: Grant Shapps says problem is with capacity ahead of February decision

    January 22, 2020

    Grant Shapps has placed more doubt over the future of the HS2 rail line, saying the problem is about capacity rather than speed. The transport secretary said that while a final decision would be made in February, he was examining alternatives. Shapps said it was vital that the government get the facts right before embarking [...]

  • HS2: Right project, wrong pitch to the public

    January 22, 2020

    HS2 will become a case study in the importance of having your corporate communications in order. Since the beginning, protestors have successfully framed the project as being about shaving 10 minutes of a journey between Birmingham and London, and this narrative has cut through to the media, members of the public, and even politicians. While [...]

  • Boeing shares plunge on delay to 737 Max return

    January 21, 2020

    Boeing said today it did not expect to win approval for the return of the 737 Max to service until mid-2020. Boeing announced the delay after its shares were suspended following a report from CNBC. Its shares fell 5.5 per cent to $306.23 before being halted ahead of the announcement. Boeing said in a statement: [...]

  • Record number of flights for private jet airport Farnborough

    January 21, 2020

    Farnborough Airport enjoyed a record number of air traffic movements last year, beating its previous record set in 2018. The airport – one of Britain’s busiest for private jets – saw a year-on-year increase in air traffic movements of 5.3 per cent. Air traffic movements to and from US airports grew by one-sixth, while traffic [...]

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