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  • Labour deputy leader hopeful slams Rachel Reeves’ ‘excessive deference’ to OBR

    Politics

    The prominent backbencher and former transport secretary Louise Haigh, who is a frontrunner to become the deputy leader of the Labour Party, has taken aim at Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ “excessive deference” to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) and adhering to “arbitrary fiscal targets”. Senior officials in the Labour Party are set to agree on [...]

    Louise Haigh has hit out at Rachel Reeves' "excessive deference" for the OBR.
  • ‘A failed operator’: CrossCountry repeatedly missed own performance targets despite cutting services

    Transport and infrastructure

    Struggling rail operator CrossCountry has repeatedly breached its own performance targets despite cutting services late last year as part of a recovery plan, City AM understands. The former Transport Secretary, Louise Haigh, approved proposals by the operator to run a reduced timetable for three months between August and November after its performance was labelled “dire.” [...]

    CrossCountry was placed on a remedial plan last year to improve services.
  • Train drivers seek to put ‘dent’ in cost of living in pay talks

    Transport and infrastructure

    Train drivers in England will look to “put a dent” in the cost of living over the past few years when they negotiate their next pay settlement, according to the head of their union. Mick Whelan, general secretary of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (Aslef), told the i Paper any proposed rise [...]

    Mr Whelan said he did not want to “appear antagonistic” at the start of talks on the next pay settlement.
  • Can you match the quote to the MP who said it in 2024?

    December 30, 2024

    From election campaigning, to Labour’s first months in office, 2024 has been chock-full of memorable political moments. And for our politicians, the past 12 months have seen some memorable quotes enter the record books too. Take a look back at our 2024 quotes quiz and test your political memory.

  • Southeastern boss: Success is not about public or private ownership

    December 18, 2024

    City AM chats with Southeastern Railway's chief Steve White on Covid-19, Labour's reforms and his plans to bring down costs.

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    December 4, 2024

    SWR will come under state ownership in May, followed by C2C and Greater Anglia in July and autumn 2025, respectively.

  • Louise Haigh quits as transport secretary after admitting to fraud conviction

    November 29, 2024

    Louise Haigh has resigned as transport secretary after admitting pleading guilty to a criminal offence tied to her incorrectly telling police that a work mobile phone was stolen in 2013. Downing Street said Swindon South MP Heidi Alexander had been appointed to replace her. Haigh said in a letter to prime minister Keir Starmer on [...]

  • Labour hits back at concerns rail nationalisation could compromise safety

    November 24, 2024

    The DOHL currently runs the four nationalised companies: East Coast Main Line, Northern Rail, Southeastern and Transpennine Express.

  • Ministers to oversee HS2 amid warnings of ‘dire delivery failure’

    October 20, 2024

    Ministers will oversee work on HS2, the government has announced, as the transport secretary warned costs had spiralled out of control. Louise Haigh has announced urgent action to bring the cost and delivery of the high speed route from London to Birmingham back under control. It comes as the Sunday Times revealed leaked documents marked [...]

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    Ministers were forced to “have a conversation” with executives from DP World to secure its investment after a senior minister referred to one of its subsidiary P&O Ferries a “rogue operator”, the business secretary has said. Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the investment – which was reportedly put in jeopardy following the scathing criticism of [...]

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