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MOTORISTS are being driven round the bend by the strange goings-on in one Welsh car park.

US Boeing workers strike over payWorkers at the world's biggest aircraft manufacturer, Boeing, go on strike in the US.
Car club members on the increaseThere are now about 50,000 drivers using "pay-as-you-go" car sharing clubs, says the industry body, Carplus.
Belfast City Airport sells for £132.5mGeorge Best Belfast City Airport is sold to the ABN AMRO Global Infrastructure Fund at a price tag of £132.5m.
Simpler rail ticketing introducedThe second phase of changes to the rail ticketing system comes into force, with two categories for buying tickets on the day of travel.

Businesses 'ignoring green travel'Major survey reveals that exemplary environmental policies are disregarded by employees

Cycle Guy: Marriage guidance for bike and train I am easily persuaded to start ranting about the British railway system. It’s expensive; it’s crowded. Above all, the rules that determine when you can and cannot carry a bike are complicated and inconsistent.
Dynasties back green giant SOME of Britain’s most prominent business families have led a £57m fundraising to set up Europe’s largest venture-capital fund dedicated to clean technology and renewable energy.
Business secretary John Hutton plans for 1m ’green collar’ jobs THE business secretary, John Hutton, will tomorrow outline an ambitious vision for the future of British manufacturing, saying 1m “green collar” jobs could be created in low-carbon technology.

Alitalia adviser to meet BA on rescue planCERNBOBBIO (Reuters) - Alitalia's adviser will soon present its rescue plan for the airline to British Airways, considered by Italy as a possible foreign partner for the bankrupt airline, an executive told a newspaper.

Motorists driven mad by crazy car parkMOTORISTS are being driven round the bend by the strange goings-on in one Welsh car park.

Rail ticket changes welcomedPassenger groups cautiously welcomed the second stage of a simpler train ticketing system which came into force as a "step in the right direction".
Energy costs 'netted Treasury £1bn'Rising fuel costs have provided the Government with a windfall of as much as £1 billion from a scheme designed to promote renewable energy, it has been reported. The revelation comes as Prime Minister Gordon Brown comes under pressure from Labour backbenchers to impose a windfall tax on