Railway Gazette - UK: West Yorkshire Combined Authority and Calderdale Council have appointed Keltbray Infrastructure Services to develop detailed designs for the proposed Elland station on the Calder Valley line.
Other Regional Press - Over mp;pound;4m of that is likely to be spent before construction work has even begun
Other Regional Press - A ?9 MILLION refurbishment of Keighley's railway station is 'progressing well', according to Network Rail.
Other Regional Press - A car park in an Essex town will become a temporary bus station while the existing building goes through a massive redevelopment. Harlow Council has been granted planning permission for the change of use of Post Office Road car park to a temporary bus station.
Other Regional Press - East Riding Buses say their services in North Yorkshire will be supporting North Yorkshire Council?s brand-new Young Persons' Fare Scheme from today.
Other Regional Press - Land already designated to the HS2 project would be used through the Staffordshire section of the 50-mile route
Other Regional Press - A major new rail depot could be created in rural Norfolk under ambitious plans being considered by County Hall.
Plymouth Herald - Labour MPs have pledged to 'take back control' of Plymouth's buses. Luke Pollard, MP for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport said 'it has become impossible to rely on local bus services' and praised a package of measures to empower local leaders unveiled by the Labour Government.
Oxford Mail - Rail minister Lord Hendy is "urgently waiting" to hear from Network Rail on its latest timetable for reopening Botley Road.
East Anglian Daily Times - Greater Anglia's core contract terms is set to expire today which could potentially mean it becoming?one of the first train operators nationalised by the new government.?
Yorkshire Post - Day in, day out, buses shoulder the needs of millions of working people across the country, whether they are getting to work or school, or seeing the doctor or friends. A reliable bus service is the difference between aspiration and isolation, between getting on and being forced to give up - a lifeline, plain and simple.
Wales Online - A public consultation on the first phase of the Cardiff Crossrail project has been launched
Nation. Cymru - Plans have been revealed for a brand-new tramway from Cardiff Central railway station to Cardiff Bay, connecting the two directly by rail for the first time.
Edinburgh Evening News - Hurrah. Edinburghmp;#39;s joke of a bus tracker is now up and running and has been for a week. Or so council official Hannah Ross told the councilmp;#39;s transport committee last Thursday.
Daily Post (North Wales) - Transport Secretary also responded to some data that showed a rise in injuries on higher speeds roads since new limit introduced
Daily Post (North Wales) - While the number of responses has been massive the actual roads targeted is far lower
Bradford Telegraph & Argus - More examples of dangerous driving on West Yorkshiremp;#39;s roads have been laid bare in a shocking video released by police.
Bolton News - Metrolink trams across Greater Manchester have come to a standstill due to a mp;#39;loss of powermp;#39; at a city centre stop.
Birmingham Mail - Major Highway Code changes are needed to mp;amp;quot;take into account the latest risks from electric and hybrid carsmp;amp;quot;, one road safety expert has said in an urgent warning.
Birmingham Mail - Motorists and road users are being warned over the speed limit being drastically cut to 20mph across MORE roads in a push to curb deaths on the roads.
Network Rail - More images have been released showing the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) changes coming to the railway and stations between Stalybridge tunnel and Diggle (Saddleworth).
i News - Polandmp;#39;s Prime Minister Donald Tusk denounced the move as mp;#39;unacceptablemp;#39; calling it a mp;#39;de facto suspension of the Schengen agreement on a large scalemp;#39;
Daily Record - SNP chiefs have urged their supporters to lobby train travellers about independence... despite slashing services and raising fares. An email sent to senior party members last week called for a celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the 2014 referendum by campaigning at train and bus stations.
City AM - Suppliers suspected of having ties to the Chinese military pose a risk due to the potential for built components to be mp;quot;weaponisedmp;quot; from overseas.
Times Online - Whether itmp;#39;s firing off a quick email, checking the news or simply streaming a favourite TV programme, even seemingly mundane tasks can turn into a frustrating battle for rail passengers saddled by poor wi-fi connectivity.