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  • Fresh talks to go ahead between Southern rail and Aslef union to try and put the brakes on the strike saga

    February 20, 2017

    Fresh talks will be held between Southern rail and train drivers' union Aslef after members of the union rejected a previously agreed deal last week. The agreement was expected to bring the row over the so-called driver-only operated trains to a close and end the ongoing industrial action that had disrupted the network, subject to the referendum [...]

  • Why HS2 could be a train wreck for Euston station

    February 20, 2017

    Today MPs will debate the HS2 bill in parliament for what is almost certainly the final time. Yet after hundreds of hours of debate and deliberation over more than five years by both MPs and peers, the plan for High Speed Rail 2 into London remains fundamentally flawed. Irrespective of the merits of the entire [...]

  • BMW bosses meet union reps for crunch talks to avoid strike chaos at Mini and Rolls-Royce

    February 20, 2017

    BMW bosses meet with union representatives today in a bid to avoid industrial action in a row over what Unite has described as "pensions robbery". Unite has warned BMW to brace itself for "serious industrial action" involving some 7,000 car workers should the car company "continue to ignore their concerns". Strikes are on the horizon at BMW [...]

  • We won’t build a Global Britain with the highest taxes on air travel in the world

    February 20, 2017

    The Prime Minister – in her Lancaster House speech last month – set out her vision for Brexit and her goal of “a truly global Britain”. She has been clear that she seeks to lead “a country that reaches beyond the borders of Europe” and “a country that goes into the world to build relationships”. [...]

  • TfL awards Barclaycard 10-year contract that’ll include the roll out of contactless on the Elizabeth Line

    February 20, 2017

    Barclaycard has retained its contract providing payment solutions to Transport for London (TfL), securing a new 10-year contract that includes the roll-out of contactless for the Elizabeth Line. The awarding of the £380m contract is for seven years with an option of extending for a further three years. Barclaycard will help TfL roll out contactless for [...]

  • It’s lift off for government plans to bolster UK space sector as new legal powers could soon send scientists into space

    February 20, 2017

    New powers unveiled this week will allow British scientists to fly to the edge of space to conduct medical experiments. UK scientists could research and develop vaccines and antibiotics up in space, which grow differently where there is no gravity. The government said today that the powers will allow the launch of satellites from the [...]

  • The HS2 cost for taxpayers could top £90bn, warns the TaxPayers’ Alliance

    February 20, 2017

    HS2 costs could top £90bn, if the high-speed rail project follows in the footsteps of other government-managed, large infrastructure projects, according to a think tank. The TaxPayers' Alliance has warned that taxpayers should "take no comfort" in government insistence that HS2 will be delivered on budget, given an "appalling track record". Ministers had said the London 2012 [...]

  • The Department for Transport (DfT) wants Google, Uber and co. on board to help run HS2

    February 19, 2017

    The government is considering plans for tech giants to be involved in running the new HS2 service and is encouraging the likes of Uber and Google to buy minority stakes in the franchise that will serve the train line. The plans, considering a range of innovative firms as possible investors, have been floated by the transport department in [...]

  • What you need to know about travelling during this week’s Tube strikes: Travel advice for Central and Waterloo & City Line commuters

    February 19, 2017

    Fresh strikes on London Underground are due to disrupt travellers this week with the Central and Waterloo & City lines expected to have little to no service. Here's what you need to know about- the industrial action so you can plan ahead. What time and day are the strikes taking place? From late on Tuesday [...]

  • Prime Minister Theresa May to meet Peugeot boss to discuss Vauxhall takeover deal

    February 18, 2017

    Prime Minister Theresa May will meet the boss of Peugeot SA to discuss the group’s takeover bid for General Motors’ (GM) European operations, including British brand Vauxhall. May has been invited to meet the chair of the managing board of Peugeot SA (PSA), Carlos Tavares, to discuss the deal. A Downing Street spokesperson confirmed there [...]

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