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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‘You’ll have to wait and see’: Reeves’ deputy can’t rule out autumn tax rises

June 15, 2025

Treasury chief secretary Darren Jones refused to rule out further tax hikes in the autumn budget on Sunday. Asked on GB News whether he would rule out tax rises later this year, Jones said “that will be subject to the OBR forecasts… it’s right that we take these types of decision in an orderly way.” [...]
Macquarie nears deal for slice of London City, Birmingham and Bristol Airport

June 15, 2025

Macquarie is close to a multibillion pound deal for stakes in London City, Birmingham and Bristol Airport. The Australian infrastructure investor is this weekend finalising terms with the Canadian pension fund Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP), according to the Sunday Times. OTPP owns 25 per cent stake of London City, 27 per cent of Birmingham [...]
More than 240 killed after Air India flight to London Gatwick crashes

June 12, 2025

More than 240 people were killed after an Air India flight bound for London crashed near Ahmedabad in north west India on Thursday. The flight, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, was carrying 230 passengers and 12 crew members to London Gatwick Airport. One passenger, a British national in seat 11A, miraculously survived. It is the worst [...]
Pod Point valued at £10.6m as EDF set to takeover

June 12, 2025

Struggling Pod Point is to be taken over by France’s EDF in a deal that values the company at just £10.6m. The London-listed chargepoint provider had a market capitalisation of £352m when it began trading on the stock exchange in 2021. EDF will take full control of the group via the transaction, having previously held [...]
Crest Nicholson: Profit triples as housing market recovers

June 12, 2025

Housebuilder Crest Nicholson has reaffirmed its annual guidance as it reported a jump in half-year profit. The London-listed firm said adjusted pre-tax profit more than tripled to £7.9m in the six months ended 30 April. On a statutory basis, the company swung to a £9.4m profit after posting losses of £30.9m in 2024. Revenue declined [...]
‘I tried to warn them, but no one listened’ – one man’s crusade against HS2

June 12, 2025

“History will not be kind to those who, if it is pursued, push through this silly scheme.” It is not far off a decade since Lord Framlingham decided to take drastic action against HS2, the deeply troubled high-speed rail project connecting London and Birmingham. The former commons deputy speaker staged a last-ditch attempt to kill [...]
TfL gets £2bn – but no timetable for Bakerloo Line and DLR extension

June 11, 2025

Transport for London (TfL) has welcomed a £2bn four-year funding settlement from the government as part of the long-awaited Spending Review. London’s transport operator had been pushing for a multi-year capital funding agreement similar to those at Network Rail and National Highways for years. The government said it is the largest settlement in over a [...]
Spending Review: Colossal £25bn for HS2 eclipses other transport pledges

June 11, 2025

HS2’s colossal funding package eclipses all other railway investment pledges that Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in her Spending Review. Reeves pledged £3.5bn investment into the Transpennine route upgrade and £2.5bn for East-West rail as part of the Spending Review. The Chancellor also set out plans to “take forward” the UK’s ambitions for Northern Powerhouse Rail, [...]
Spending Review: Reeves promises UK will become defence ‘superpower’

June 11, 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged the UK will become a “defence industrial superpower” as she confirmed military spending would rise to 2.6 per cent of GDP (gross domestic product) by April 2027. Unveiling the government’s much-anticipated Spending Review, Reeves told the House of Commons: “A new era in the threats we face demands a new [...]
Heathrow reports dip in transatlantic travel as Trump turbulence hits demand

June 11, 2025

Heathrow Airport has reported a dip in transatlantic travel as Donald Trump’s erratic policymaking hits demand to the US. Some 1.9m passengers flew to North America in May, down 2.1 per cent year-on-year despite the airport reporting a record month overall. It comes after the European Travel Commission warned last month that Trump’s tariff war [...]

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