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London Tube documents 'show station staffing cuts'
A third of London Underground (LU) stations will be unmanned for parts of the day if proposed job cuts go-ahead, the Rail Maritime and Transport (RMT) union has claimed.
Security level raised at airports
The terrorist threat level specific to major UK transport hubs has been raised from substantial to severe, the BBC understands.
Boris Johnson's broken promises on the river [blog]
Through the heart of London, free of all the normal hold-ups, runs a six-lane highway, used to a mere fraction of its potential. In a report launched exactly a year ago tonight and co-authored by me, the think-tank Policy Exchange argued that the Thames could transform many Londoners’ travelling lives.
British Cycling Handed Cash Boost to Get Women Cycling
The National Women's Cycling Network aims to get 80,000 women back on their bikes or riding for the first time. Sport England has handed British Cycling £992,159 of National Lottery cash in a bid to get 80,000 women back on a bike or riding for the first time.
Friday, 07 January 2011
BBC News
- Road repairs 'may cost up to £1m'Up to one million pounds may have to be spent by Sandwell council repairing roads, the authority says.
- Renault warns of threat to assetsFrench carmaker Renault says suspected industrial espionage against its business threatens its
Derby Telegraph
- Winter road damage assessments beginCOUNCILS have begun to assess the damage the harsh winter weather has wreaked on the area's roads. Councillor Chris Poulter, cabinet member for neighbourhoods at Derby City Council, said:
The Press and Journal (Aberdeen)
- Calls for improved snow-clearingCalls for improved snow-clearing on the A93 Braemar to Glenshee road are to be raised with Transport Minister Keith Brown.
Blackpool Gazette
- £30m to repair Blackpool roads£30m is to be sunk into fixing Blackpool's damaged roads “ bringing an end to pothole hell for drivers.
Northants Evening Telegraph
- 500 crashes in four yearsThere have been 499 road accidents involving police cars in Northamptonshire in the past four years.
Other Regional Press
- Wrong fuel in publically-funded vehicles costs taxpayers £10k PARAMEDICS, police and council workers who put the wrong fuel in publically-funded vehicles have cost Oxfordshire taxpayers almost £10,000 in less than two years.
- A light that is yet to shine....A congestion-busting traffic light system has never been called into action – because there has not been enough traffic to trigger it.
- Aberdeen ˜green™ car scheme revealedABERDEEN residents are being offered their chance to voice views on a plan to offer green cars for hire in Aberdeen.
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