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  • VW's British customers will not face higher taxes on cheat carsBritish Volkswagen customers will not have to pay additional taxes if their cars are found to have been fitted with the "detect devices" that allowed vehicles to cheat on emissions tests, the government has confirmed.  Customers will not be liable to pay a higher vehicle excise duty on diesel cars that may not actually pass the tests, the Department for Transport said today. The government began an investigation into the extent of the practice last week, and Volkswagen admitted this week nearly 1.2 million cars on British roads could have had the device installed. ...

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  • Govt unveils details of £2bn road development plansHighways England met with a range of suppliers and stakeholders on September 29th and October 21st to discuss how more than £2 billion of government finance will be invested to improve the capacity and condition of roads across the east of England.  The funding is intended for improvements and repairs to be carried out on those roads between now and 2021.  It forms part of the government's wider Road Investment Strategy, which will triple spending on England's roads by the end of the decade. The aim is to give road users faster and more reliable journeys. This will undoubtedly benefit includin...
  • Eddie Stobart announces new base at DP World London GatewayEddie Stobart has announced a new container transport base at DP World London Gateway. Eddie Stobart believes the location will allow the business to be in the best possible place to provide new and existing customers with competitive container transport solutions from the south of the UK for which they are renowned in the north. The DP World site will provide Eddie Stobart with a strategic operational base to support their growth plans in the south of the country. As well as being on the doorstep of London and the South East, DP World London Gateway will allow Eddie Stobart to serve destina...

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