Lower Thames Crossing boss: HS2 debacle has driven investors and talent away from UK February 7, 2024 Struggles at HS2 are affecting other UK major infrastructure projects, the man leading the delivery of the UK's largest road tunnel has said.
ULEZ: Watchdog scolds TfL and London mayor Sadiq Khan over misleading ads February 7, 2024 Transport for London (TfL) and the Mayor of London have received a scolding from the UK's advertising watchdog for misleading radio ads surrounding the ULEZ expansion.
Toyota hikes profit forecast as strong hybrid demand bucks industry trend February 6, 2024 Toyota Motor Corp hiked its full-year profit forecast on Tuesdays, as sales of its hybrid models defied a wider downturn in the sector.
February rail strikes: Here’s everything you need to know February 6, 2024 Brits are facing yet another week of disruption next week as train drivers from the Aslef union walk-out in an ongoing feud over pay and working conditions.
Around 400 jobs at risk as British electric van maker Arrival falls into administration February 5, 2024 A British-based electric van maker which aimed to become a leader in EV manufacturing has filed for administration, placing around 400 jobs at risk.
Electric vehicle sales tumbled in January as private buyers opted out February 5, 2024 New electric vehicle (EV) registrations by private buyers fell by a quarter in January, as high costs continue to perturb customers.
London Southend Airport owner Esken proposes settlement agreement over £194m loan February 5, 2024 The owner of London Southend Airport has proposed a settlement agreement over demands to repay a £194m loan early.
Vodafone: Turnaround gets harder after another miserable quarter in Europe February 5, 2024 Vodafone has said its total revenue shrank by over two per cent in its third quarter due to contractions in Italy and Spain.
McLaren gets £30m shot in the arm from Bahraini owners February 4, 2024 McLaren has received another £30m from its Bahraini owners as it works to secure its long-term future amid ongoing cash issues.
Ryanair, Easyjet, Wizz Air: Low cost giants to see another bumper summer February 4, 2024 Europe's low cost airlines are expecting another bumper summer for travel with consumers set to flock abroad despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop.