Breaking News

Pay up, motorists: Transport Secretary Justine Greening says she will not stop rise in fuel tax

Motorists must pay higher taxes to help clear Britain's debts, Transport Secretary Justine Greening warns.

Policy test from airline industry

Airline and airport bosses are to unveil a series of tests by which they believe the Government's forthcoming aviation policy statement should be measured. Transport Secretary Justine Greening is due in the next few weeks to set out the Government's thinking on aviation.

Rail electrification case 'even more compelling', says transport group

And Professor Stuart Cole, one of Wales’ leading transport experts, said the project, expected to total more than £300m, could determine how the region is perceived internationally by potential investors.

Monday, 25 June 2012

BBC News

The Herald

The Scotsman

The Telegraph

Press Association

  • Policy test from airline industry Airline and airport bosses are to unveil a series of tests by which they believe the Government's forthcoming aviation policy statement should be measured. Transport Secretary Justine Greening is due in the next few weeks to set out the Government's thinking on aviation.

Daily Express

  • Regus in motorways tie-upTRUCKERS and travelling salesman are set to benefit from serviced office provider Regus Group opening its first ever business lounges in UK motorway service stations.

This is Money

Manchester Evening News

Metro

  • Rail commuters in Cardiff are happiest in the countryRail commuters in the Welsh capital are the happiest in the country, a study examining affordability, overcrowding and punctuality finds. Manchester has the most miserable commuters (Picture: Alamy) They were followed by passengers in Newcastle, Nottingham, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Leicester, Sheffield, Bristol and London. The most miserable commuters, due to high fares relative to wages, were found in Manchester. The Campaign for Better Transport compiled the list to coincide with the final week of the public consultation by the government on rail fares. Commuters face a rise in season ...

Wales Online

Yorkshire Evening Post

Yorkshire Post

Other Regional Press

  • Merseyrail drivers skipping timetable Merseyrail is facing persistent complaints from passengers over an unexpected side effect of the £20m refurbishment of Liverpool's main underground station - trains running early.
  • Merseyrail drivers skipping timetable Merseyrail is facing persistent complaints from passengers over an unexpected side effect of the £20m refurbishment of Liverpool's main underground station - trains running early.
  • Merseyrail drivers skipping timetable Merseyrail is facing persistent complaints from passengers over an unexpected side effect of the £20m refurbishment of Liverpool's main underground station - trains running early.
  • Convicts™ photos bus plan is ˜not the ticket™A scheme to put pictures of convicted robbers in Bedfordshire buses has been slammed by the Prison Reform Trust, who says that it will marginalise the individuals in their community.

Recent Archives

Latest News

 

Conferences & Expo's

All Transport

Bus and Coach

Campaign Groups

Friends of TransportInfo

Logistics

Passenger Representatives

Trades Unions

Aviation

Motoring

Rail

Shipping & Waterways

News Media

 

Better Transport, Better Lives