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Wednesday, 24 June 2015

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  • Calais chaos: Eurostar, Eurotunnel and ferry services return to normalCross-channel services resume after wildcat strike caused closure of northern French port, but lorries still backed up on Kents M20Cross-channel ferry and train services are returning to normal, after a wildcat strike at Calais by French ferry workers forced the cancellation of services between France and the UK on Tuesday. By Wednesday morning, Eurostar trains were resuming a “full and normal service”, although customers were advised to allow at least 45 minutes to check in. Continue reading...

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The Scotsman

  • Channel Tunnel closed as immigrants board lorriesTHE CHANNEL Tunnel has been shut and services through it suspended after migrants caused chaos in Calais by attempting to board UK-bound trucks.
  • Notice served to noisy Central Belt freight trainsSTEPS to reduce the noise of freight trains operating through the Central Belt of Scotland during the night that were found to be disrupting residents and breaching the guidelines of the World Health Organisation have been taken further, with an abatement notice to be enforced.

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Nottingham Evening Post

  • AlexBritton commented Passenger numbers at East Midlands Parkway grow - but still below...Passenger numbers for a multi-million-pound railway station are still falling way short of projections – six years after it opened.Figures from the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) show East Midlands Parkway, on the A453 near Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station, had 328,446 passengers in 2013/14.This is a 15 per cent increase on the previous year – as the station was used as an interchange when improvement work took place at Nottingham station in the summer of 2013.But the passenger numbers...

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