Date: 07/22/2024
Player: Mitchell Balmas (F)
From: Sheffield Steelers
To: Sheffield Steelers
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Date: 07/22/2024
Player: Callum Burr (D)
From: Milton Keynes Thunder
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Date: 07/22/2024
Player: Wyatt Scott (F)
From: Bishop's College School Varsity
To: Nottingham Lions
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Date: 07/22/2024
Player: Panu Mieho (F)
From: Timrå IK
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Date: 07/22/2024
Player: Sofiene Bräuner (F)
From: ECDC Memmingen
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Wolverhampton Express and Star - The Mayor of the West Midlands said a day of reckoning had arrived as major transport projects including the Wednesbury to Brierley Hill Metro extension were formally delayed again.
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Sky News - Ryanair has reported weaker profits than expected for its first financial quarter, blaming a need to "stimulate" flight sales amid heightened consumer caution.
Network Rail - Network Rail is urging people to stay off the tracks and not put themselves and others at risk new safety figures reveal that there were more than 19,300 trespass incidents on the rail network in the 2023/24 financial year thats one every half an hour.
i News - Dozens more flights have been cancelled across the UK following the global outage caused by CrowdStrikes software update.
City AM - Louise Haigh announced on Thursday there would be an early review into the future of the embattled project's Euston terminus.
The Telegraph - Britains least punctual railway line will be among the last to fall into public hands under Labours nationalisation plans, Telegraph analysis suggests.
The Scotsman - SNP ministers have warned a number of issues require detailed investigation before a firm commitment can be made over the station.
The Guardian - Exclusive: New government urged to make coherent and committed investment in cycling for transport. The new government should end the previous culture war-based approach to active travel and start investing properly in safe bike routes, the country's biggest cycling campaign group has said.The call from Cycling UK comes after a survey it commissioned, which looked into the reasons people don't ride a bike, found that almost half cited safety worries, with older riders particularly concerned about this.