By: Guy Taylor

Transport Reporter Guy Taylor is the Transport and Infrastructure Correspondent at City A.M. He has interviewed key figures in UK aviation and rail and has a particular interest in investigative reporting. He was highly commended in MHP's 30 to watch award for young journalists in 2025.

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‘At least a decade’ to turn Thames Water around, CEO says amid £1.6bn loss

July 15, 2025

The boss of Thames Water has said it will take “at least a decade” to turn the company around as it posted a loss of £1.6bn. The loss for the year to end March compares to a small profit of £157m the prior year and comes despite an 8.7 per cent rise in turnover during [...]
Minister leaves open prospect of middle-class tax grab

July 13, 2025

A senior Labour minster has left open the prospect of raising taxes for middle-class workers in the autumn budget later this year. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander told Sky News’ Sunday Morning with Trevor Philips that the government had pledged not to raise taxes for “people on modest incomes.” Responding to questions on whether fresh tax [...]
Rachel Reeves to pledge Thatcher-style ‘Big Bang’ for City in Mansion House speech

July 13, 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is to pledge a Thatcher-esque “Big Bang” in the City next week as part of her much-awaited Mansion House speech. Reeves is expected to tell senior banking figures to ditch New York and Paris in favour of London or Leeds amid a commitment to slash burdensome regulation. A Treasury source told the [...]
Virgin Atlantic and British Airways owner’s fury at Heathrow charge hike

July 11, 2025

Plans for a fresh landing charge hike at Heathrow Airport have triggered fury from its largest airline stakeholders, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic. The UK’s biggest airport on Friday announced its intention to hike the levy it charges airlines for using its runways by 17 per cent, a move that will likely push up ticket [...]
BP shares edge up despite hit from lower oil and gas prices

July 11, 2025

BP has said it expects second quarter results next month to be impacted by lower oil and gas prices. Crude oil prices average $67.9 per barrel over the three-month period, compared with $75.7 per barrel in the prior quarter. “In the gas and low carbon energy segment, realisations compared to the prior quarter, are expected [...]
Heathrow: Third runway car park plans more costly than entire Gatwick expansion

July 11, 2025

Upheaving Heathrow Airport’s car parks as part of plans for a third runway would cost more than the entire expansion of its closest rival Gatwick, leaked documents that reveal the magnitude of financing the controversial project show. The UK’s biggest airport plans to replace most, if not all, of its existing car parks to build [...]
Page Group profit tumbles amid job market woes and tariff uncertainty

July 10, 2025

Page Group has reported a hefty decline in half-year profit as recruiters grapple with a slowdown in the jobs market and uncertainty in global trade. Gross profit fell 12.3 per cent to £389.3m year-on-year on a reported basis, with a notable 13.4 per cent decline in the UK. British firms have been grappling with tax [...]
South West Water to pay £24m to avoid fine from Ofwat over leaks

July 10, 2025

South West Water is to invest £24m into its network and local environment to avoid being fined by the industry regulator after a failure to manage its wastewater network led to unnecessary leaks. Ofwat said the utility had “failed to build” and operate its wastewater treatment works and sewer network to “ensure they performed sufficiently.” [...]
Thames Water bosses face fresh grilling from MPs over bonus row

July 9, 2025

Thames Water bosses have been hauled back in front of MPs after accusations of a “lack of transparency” surrounding bonuses carved out of an emergency loan. The crisis-hit utility has refused to take back nearly £2.5m it paid to a host of senior managers from the £3bn lifeline provided by creditors earlier this year. Some [...]
HS2 contracts may be twice as costly as first thought, says new boss

July 9, 2025

The contracts for HS2 may run to more than double their initial projected cost, the troubled project’s new chief executive has warned ahead of crunch talks this autumn. Mark Wild, who was brought in to reset the high-speed line last year, told MPs the contracts would finish “considerably over budget,” with a likely overspend of [...]

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